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Dota 2

Demanding strategy MOBA with a huge hero pool.

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What Dota 2 asks of your PC

No sourced publisher spec exists for Dota 2. Only figures from a fully read publisher page or a publisher-maintained store page appear here. A carried-over or estimated number would be worse than none, so none is shown.

The hardware floor for Dota 2

This floor comes out of the frame rate model: it looks for the weakest buyable part in our catalogue that the model still credits with the target rate for Dota 2. It is a lower bound, not a buying recommendation, and none of it is measured.

For 60 frames at 1080p the model settles on Intel Arc A380 together with Intel Core i3-12100. For that pair it works out 72 frames.

For 144 frames at 1440p the model settles on AMD RX 7600 together with Intel Core i3-12100. For that pair it works out 144 frames.

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FPS and hardware for Dota 2

In the Performance Hub you pick processor, graphics card and memory and get a model estimate for Dota 2. That is not a measurement on your machine.

Frequently asked questions

What hardware do I need to play Dota 2 smoothly?

That depends on the resolution and frame rate you want. In the Performance Hub you enter your processor, graphics card and memory and get an estimated FPS figure for Dota 2, a bottleneck analysis and matching upgrade suggestions. All values are model calculations, not measurements on your machine.

How do I find teammates for Dota 2?

Through the squad finder: filter open posts by Dota 2, region, language and play style, or create one yourself. Your in-game IDs stay hidden until a request has been accepted by both sides.

Where can I see the current meta and patch news for Dota 2?

The meta sits in the Meta Tierlist tab on this page, and every entry names its source. We do not keep patch news for Dota 2: we would rather write nothing than claim something we cannot back up.