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System Requirements Checker

System Requirements Checker compares your selected CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage with minimum and recommended requirements for supported PC games. Use it for a quick compatibility estimate before you buy or install a game.

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How to Use the Checker

  1. Select the exact desktop GPU and CPU in your PC.
  2. Choose your installed RAM and the type of drive that holds the game.
  3. Select a supported game, then choose Check Requirements.

If an exact game or part is missing, choose the matching not listed option. Do not substitute a different model.

Your PC Specifications

Select a Game

Estimate only: This tool grades saved CPU and GPU tiers, RAM amount, and drive type. It does not check VRAM or required graphics features. It also does not check the operating system, drivers, free space, or game updates. A result does not guarantee a frame rate or graphics preset. See how results work before relying on it.

How to Find Your PC Specifications

  1. CPU and RAM: Open Settings > System > About. The processor and installed RAM appear under Device specifications, as shown in the Microsoft device guide.
  2. GPU: Right-click Start, select Run, enter dxdiag.exe, and open the Display tab. The device name appears there. Check every Display tab if more than one is present. The Microsoft graphics guide shows these steps.
  3. Storage: Search Windows for Defragment and Optimize Drives. Use the drive's media type to tell whether it is a hard drive or solid-state drive. Follow the Microsoft drive guide. If you cannot confirm SATA or NVMe, choose the not-listed option instead of guessing.

How the Result Works

Each game record links to its publisher or official store requirements. The records on this page were reviewed on August 3, 2026. When a publisher lists only minimum requirements, the checker does not invent a recommended set.

Desktop CPUs and GPUs are placed into broad editorial tiers informed by the CPU hierarchy and GPU hierarchy from Tom's Hardware. These tiers help compare different model names. They are not benchmark scores for your PC.

The overall result uses the lowest component grade, so one weaker selection can set the final status. When the source does not name a drive type, that row is marked as not listed and does not reduce the result.

When a Game or Part Is Not Listed

  • Missing game: Find its current requirements on the publisher's website or official store page, then compare each item manually.
  • Missing hardware: Keep the exact model name and compare it with the models named in the game's requirements. Do not select a different part just to produce a result.
  • Laptop hardware: This version does not score laptop CPUs or GPUs. Choose the not-listed option if your laptop model is missing.

If the result identifies a weak component, use the PC upgrade planner to review possible next steps. Check power needs with the PSU wattage calculator before choosing a new graphics card.

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