What CPU do you need for Divinity: Dragon Commander
Core i5-2400 is recommended for Divinity: Dragon Commander (ceiling ≈72 FPS). For 60 FPS FX-8320 is enough, for 144 FPS — Core i7-11800H.
CPU FPS ceiling — the maximum frame rate the processor can prepare in this game with any graphics card (FPSHQ model).
Official requirements of Divinity: Dragon Commander
minimum: «Intel Core2 Duo E6600 or equivalent»
recommended: «Intel i5 2400»
| Processor | Requirements | Gaming Score | FPS ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core i5-2400 | recommended | 2100 | 72 |
Which CPU you need for a target FPS in Divinity: Dragon Commander
| Target | Gaming Score needed | Popular CPU |
|---|---|---|
| 60 FPS | 1739 | FX-8320 |
| 120 FPS | 3478 | Ryzen 3 3100 |
| 144 FPS | 4174 | Core i7-11800H |
| 240 FPS | 6956 | Core Ultra 7 265K |
FPS ceiling of popular CPUs in Divinity: Dragon Commander
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Key figures
- Recommended CPU for Divinity: Dragon Commander: Core i5-2400, ceiling ≈72 FPS.
- For 60 FPS — FX-8320, for 144 FPS — Core i7-11800H (FPSHQ model).
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How we calculate
Processors come from the game’s official requirements, matched to the FPSHQ catalog by exact model name; Gaming Score is the catalog’s gaming score.
CPU FPS ceiling — the unified FPSHQ model formula: Gaming Score ÷ 30 × √(45 ÷ game demand). It is the maximum frame rate the CPU can prepare with any graphics card.
For 60/120/144/240 FPS targets we show the lowest-scoring popular processor (by search demand) whose ceiling is not below the target.
Key figures
Unique FPSHQ metrics from this page's data
What CPU do you need for Divinity: Dragon Commander
Core i5-2400 is recommended for Divinity: Dragon Commander (ceiling ≈72 FPS). For 60 FPS FX-8320 is enough, for 144 FPS — Core i7-11800H.
- Recommended CPU for Divinity: Dragon Commander
- Core i5-2400, ceiling ≈72 FPS.
- For 60 FPS — FX-8320, for 144 FPS
- Core i7-11800H (FPSHQ model).
FAQ
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Sources: Steam