Want to know if a game will run before you download 100 GB? This tool reads your graphics card straight from your browser, then checks it against the official system requirements for 12 of the most played PC games: Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, GTA V, Fortnite, Apex Legends, Warzone, PUBG, Dota 2, League of Legends, Minecraft, Marvel Rivals and EA Sports FC 27.
Everything is checked in your browser; nothing is sent to us. Your choices are remembered on this device only; "Start over" clears them. Requirements come from each game's official page. Hardware comparisons are approximate. Your browser cannot show your processor model, so pick it from the list.
How it works
Your browser tells us which graphics card it is drawing with. We match it to our list, and you pick your processor and RAM. Then we compare your PC with each game’s minimum and recommended specs. “Runs great” means you clear the highest tier the publisher lists, “Runs on low settings” means you clear only the minimum, and “Below minimum” means at least one part falls short. Tap any game to see the check part by part.
Why can’t it detect my processor?
Browsers do not share your processor model with websites, for privacy reasons. To find it on Windows, open Settings, then System, then About, and look for “Processor”. Your RAM is listed on the same screen as “Installed RAM”. On a laptop, we automatically count the laptop version of your graphics card as a little slower than the desktop card of the same name.
How accurate is it?
The requirements come from each game’s official page, and every game shows the date we last checked it. Comparing two different cards or processors uses approximate performance scores, so treat a result right on the edge as a “maybe”. Actual frame rates also depend on resolution, drivers and what else is running. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
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