Epic Games categorizes requirements into "Minimum" for small projects and "High-end" for large-scale architectural visualizations. Minimum Requirements High-End / Recommended Windows 10/11 (64-bit) Windows 11 (64-bit) CPU Benchmark score ≥ 2,000 Benchmark score ≥ 2,500 RAM 64 GB or more GPU 6 GB VRAM; Benchmark ≥ 10,000 12 GB+ VRAM; Benchmark ≥ 20,000 Storage 30 GB free space (SSD recommended) 30 GB free space (NVMe SSD) Twinmotion macOS System Requirements
Twinmotion is optimized for Windows but maintains a strong presence on macOS.
For the most current requirements, always check: 🔗 Official Twinmotion System Requirements twinmotion system requirements
| Setting / Feature | Impact | Minimum GPU | Recommended GPU | |------------------|--------|-------------|----------------| | Real-time rendering | Medium | GTX 1060 | RTX 3060+ | | Path Tracer (Ray Tracing) | Very High | RTX 2060 | RTX 3080+ | | Lumen (dynamic GI) | High | RTX 2060 | RTX 3070+ | | Large landscapes / vegetation | Medium | 6 GB VRAM | 12+ GB VRAM | | 4K video export | Low | – | 32 GB RAM + NVMe |
Apple Silicon M-series (M2 Max or better recommended) or Intel processor with a benchmark of 2,000+. Epic Games categorizes requirements into "Minimum" for small
While the GPU draws the image, the CPU prepares the scene. It handles loading assets, calculating physics, and managing the operating system overhead.
If you're using a laptop, ensure it meets the following requirements: While the GPU draws the image, the CPU prepares the scene
Here is everything you need to know about running Twinmotion effectively.