Quick Answer
Lethal Company runs on almost anything at ultra settings because it uses deliberately low-poly, retro-styled visuals. Even an entry build with integrated Radeon graphics or an RX 7600 pushes well past 144 fps at 1080p ultra. The bigger factor for SA players is a stable fibre line for its co-op multiplayer, not raw GPU power.
Ultra settings cost you almost nothing
Lethal Company's PS1-inspired art is intentionally lightweight, so 'ultra' here is far less demanding than ultra in a modern AAA game. A GTX 1650-class or better GPU clears 144 fps at 1080p ultra, and most current entry cards do it without breaking a sweat. The CPU and GPU spend better goes toward the rest of your library.
What actually matters: co-op stability
Lethal Company is built around online co-op, so a steady SA fibre connection matters more than a powerful GPU. For the smoothest sessions, cable into 2.5GbE rather than relying on Wi-Fi, and you will get consistent low-latency play with friends. Any Evetech build from around R12,000 runs the game itself at ultra easily.
Getting it right for South African buyers
Buy the parts as a balanced build, not a single hero component: a GPU matched to your monitor's resolution and refresh rate, a 6-core or better CPU to feed it, 16GB DDR5 (32GB if you also create or multitask), and an NVMe SSD so installs and level loads stay quick. Evetech stocks complete builds and individual parts locally with stock and warranty you can confirm before checkout, so you can size the machine to this game and the rest of your library at once rather than overspending on raw numbers you will not use.
FAQ
What PC runs Lethal Company at ultra in SA?
Almost any current build. A GTX 1650-class or better GPU pushes past 144 fps at 1080p ultra. Integrated Radeon graphics on a Ryzen 8700G also handle it, so an entry build is plenty.
Do I need a strong GPU for ultra settings?
No. The game's retro visuals are deliberately lightweight, so ultra runs at very high frame rates on modest hardware. Spend your GPU budget on the heavier games you also play.
What matters most for Lethal Company in SA?
A stable internet connection for co-op. The game is built around online play, so a steady fibre line and a wired 2.5GbE connection give the smoothest experience with friends.
Pro Tip
Match your GPU and CPU to your target resolution and refresh rate, confirm the parts are in stock at Evetech, then enable any supported DLSS or FSR option for extra headroom.