So it would seem, at first glance that there is a 3GB day one patch to install as well.Īfter that the installer then installed the DirectX prerequisites and Vulkan Runtime Instlaller which took our decryption and final day one install time up to 20 minutes and 12 seconds. Despite having done that, freeing up 3.2GB, our desktop still slowed to a crawl during the decryption stage because Windows 10 was crap about accurately informing us on how much space we had allocated and freed up.ĭecryption of the 109GB game files on a Intel Core i7-5820K 6-Core 3.3GHz using SSD storage and 16GB of RAM took 17 minutes and 45 seconds.Īs soon as the decryption got to the 109GB it then changed the total amount to 112.5GB and carried on decrypting up to that amount. Red Dead Redemption's installer client asked us to ensure we had an extra 3GB free after the pre-load was completed, space needed to swap about the game files during decryption process. The Red Dead 2 pre-install size was 109GB but it will definitely want you to have a bunch of extra GBs room on your specified hard-drive, so it can decrypt the game files ready for playing. If you havent done already you need to download the game files.
Its Red Dead Redemption 2 release day on PC and if you are wondering how easy it will be to get the game up and running, run the Rockstar client and get your game up and running when you get back from work or school then here is a few bits of information about the install process to help you mentally prepare.
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