Check My PC: What Games Can It Run?
This page detects your graphics card (when the browser allows it); add your RAM and CPU and see which games run at 60 FPS and which only at the minimum. Everything stays in your browser.
1. Graphics card
2. RAM
3. CPU (optional)
How to check your PC's specs
Windows: dxdiag (fastest)
Press Windows + R, type dxdiag, Enter. The System tab shows the CPU (Processor) and RAM (Memory); the Display tab shows the graphics card and its VRAM (Display Memory). Laptops have two Display tabs: the second is usually the dedicated card.
Windows: Task Manager
Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc and open Performance. CPU, Memory and GPU 0 / GPU 1 list each part; the GPU named NVIDIA or AMD is the dedicated card.
Windows: Settings
Settings > System > About shows the CPU (Processor) and RAM (Installed RAM). The graphics card is under Settings > System > Display > Advanced display.
macOS
Apple menu > About This Mac: Chip (M1, M2…) or Processor and Graphics, plus Memory. Apple silicon Macs run games with a macOS version, or through cloud gaming.
FAQ
Why doesn't the page recognise my card?
Firefox, Safari and Brave hide the graphics card's name against tracking. Look it up in dxdiag or Task Manager and pick it by hand.
My laptop has two graphics chips. Which one?
The dedicated one (NVIDIA GeForce or AMD Radeon): games run on it. Integrated graphics (Intel UHD, Iris Xe, Radeon Graphics) suit light games only.
How accurate is it?
We compare your card with the publisher's official requirements and a graphics card benchmark table, give or take about 10%. Almost means it runs with lower settings or upscaling.