Free PC game requirements checker
Pick a game and your graphics card. You will see whether it runs, the fps to expect, and the cheapest upgrade if it does not.
Pick your hardware
Choose a game, a graphics card and a processor to see your estimate.
Will This Game Run is a free checker that tells you whether your PC can run a game. Pick the game and your graphics card, add your processor and memory for a tighter result, and you get a verdict, the fps to expect at 1080p, 1440p and 4K, and the cheapest upgrade if it falls short.
The numbers are estimates from our own scoring model, not benchmarks. How we estimate.
Runs great: 90 fps or more on High at 1080p. Runs well: 60 or more. Playable: 40 to 60, and Medium will feel smoother. Low settings only: you need Low or Medium to stay above 30. Won't run well: below what the game asks for.
Averages hide dips, so if a result sits close to a line, take the lower verdict.
Game requirements come from each game's Steam page, and we add new releases every week. Hardware specs come from manufacturer sheets; the performance scores are our own estimates, and every page that uses them says so.
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Open a game for its requirements and how common graphics cards handle it.
Pick a game and your parts. See a verdict and fps from Low to Ultra.
Reverse checkPick your graphics card and see every game sorted by how well it runs.
EstimateChoose a resolution and a quality preset and see the fps to expect.
Check balanceFind out whether your CPU or your GPU is the limit.
Pair upProcessors that keep up with your graphics card.
Pair upThe strongest graphics card your processor can drive.
UpgradeYour budget and your current parts in, the best step up out.
CompareTwo graphics cards side by side: speed, memory, power and price.
CompareTwo processors side by side: gaming speed, cores, power and price.
RankEvery graphics card ranked from S to E, with the best value picks.
PowerHow many watts your power supply needs for your parts.
Find games that fit your PC, from low-end to the most demanding.
Every game lists a minimum and a recommended graphics card and processor. We place those parts and yours on one performance scale, estimate the frame rate for each resolution and quality preset, and base the verdict on the estimate at 1080p on High.
No. They are estimates, good for telling "runs great" from "will struggle" and not for telling 87 fps from 92. The methodology page explains the model and its limits.
For a card, pick the closest model; cards one step apart are usually within 15 percent of each other. For anything missing, use the small i button on the Can I run it page and tell us. New games and parts are added in the weekly update.
Yes. Laptop graphics cards and processors are listed separately, because a laptop RTX 4060 is slower than the desktop card with the same name.
It means one part holds the other back, most often a slow processor stopping a fast graphics card. The bottleneck calculator shows which part limits your PC and by how much.
Yes, with nothing to sign up for. If we add affiliate links to graphics cards in the future they will be labelled, and they will not change a ranking or a verdict.
