Valorant is Riot Games’ big first-person shooter, bringing a fresh twist of abilities to the tactical shooter category. Here’s how you can uninstall, install, or download Valorant.
The FPS category was packed with realistic shooters when Riot Games introduced Valorant. The animated title rolled in with its entertaining agents and deadly abilities. Shooter players instantly hopped onto the Valorant hype bandwagon, and now you can too. Or if you’re tired of the game, you can remove it from you computer to make room for other newer titles.
Valorant can be downloaded from Riot Games’ website or from the Epic Games store. Here’s how to get it on PC.
The time for installation depends on your internet speed. Valorant takes up around 19-20 GB on your disc after the recent Episode 4 patch. If you have a fast internet connection, the game shouldn’t take too long to download. Otherwise, just leave it on overnight and it should be ready for play in the morning.
If you’re looking to uninstall Valorant, here’s how to do it:
The game will be removed instantly, cleaning up space on your computer and turning off Valorant’s anti-cheat service that otherwise runs at all times.
Valorant is a comparatively lighter FPS game, so you don’t need the optimal build to be able to enjoy the game. These are the minimum system requirements to install Valorant in 2022.
If you’re looking to build a “beast” gaming piece to achieve FPS greater than 144, then opt for Intel i5-9400F 2.90GHz (Intel) or Ryzen 5 2600X (AMD). The GTX 1050 Ti or Radeon R7 370 are the best GPUs recommended by Riot Games for maximum FPS and performance in Valorant.
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