Can My PC Run It?
Select a game and enter your specs to get instant compatibility results with estimated FPS performance.
How to Check If Your PC Can Run a Game
Step 1: Know Your Specs
On Windows, press Win + R, type dxdiag, and press Enter. This shows your CPU, RAM, and GPU. Alternatively, right-click "This PC" → Properties for a quick overview.
Step 2: Compare Requirements
Games list Minimum (bare minimum to launch) and Recommended (comfortable 60 FPS at medium-high settings) requirements. Focus on GPU and RAM — these are the most common bottlenecks.
Step 3: Optimize If Needed
If your PC falls short, don't worry. Check our FPS Config Downloads section for pre-made config files that can boost performance by 30-50% on lower-end systems by adjusting resolution scaling, shadow quality, and post-processing.
Understanding GPU Tiers
GPUs can be roughly categorized into tiers. Entry-level (GTX 1050, RX 560) handles esports titles. Mid-range (RTX 3060, RX 6700 XT) manages most AAA games at 1080p. High-end (RTX 4080, RX 7900 XTX) targets 4K and ray tracing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check if my PC can run a game?
Select a game from our database, enter your CPU, GPU, and RAM, then click Check. We compare your hardware against the game's minimum and recommended requirements.
How accurate is the FPS estimator?
Our estimates are based on benchmark data and community reports. Actual performance may vary depending on drivers, background processes, and in-game settings.
What if my PC doesn't meet requirements?
Check our Downloads section for optimized FPS config files that can significantly improve performance on lower-end hardware.