Here are the minimum requirements your PC should meet to be able to run Call of Duty: Black Ops 6: OS - Windows 10 64 Bit (make sure it's had the latest update) Graphics - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960, Intel Arc A580 or AMD Radeon RX 470 Storage - SSD with at least 102 GB available at launch

Black Ops 6, co-developed by Treyarch and Raven Software, is gearing up for its official release this week. Published by Activision, this marks the 21st instalment in the Call of Duty series and the seventh entry in the Black Ops franchise.

The new Call of Duty game goes live this week, but you could be playing it the very moment it hits storefronts with the new guidance on Black Ops 6's preload.

As the newest title in the Activision mega-franchise, it’s almost a given that Black Ops 6 will push PCs to their absolute limits. Thankfully, the teams behind the game are also known for doing some incredible optimization for their titles,

Activision has released an update introducing a new Call of Duty user interface, and launched Black Ops 6 pre-loading. The new UI—formerly known as Call of Duty HQ—includes three main hubs. Players access featured titles and modes on the Home page, previous titles under All Games, and the latest purchasable content under Store.

Black Ops 6 will be the first Call of Duty title to hit Xbox Game Pass on day one and here is how to play and download it.

This year's Call of Duty title, Black Ops 6, will be releasing soon (and we loved what we played in the beta). Now you need to start asking yourself practical questions, like whether to buy the game,

Black Ops 6 releases on October 25, period. It's been a tough pill to swallow for hardcore fans realizing that there isn't an early access period.

How to preload, download size, Zombies start time, and more! - Follow our comprehensive guide and you should be ready to play the game as soon as it launches later this week