How to check if your PC runs a game

Step-by-step using gpucpucompare.com — nothing to install and real catalog data.

1. Save your hardware

Open Your setup (/mi-pc) and pick one of three methods: Components Detector on Windows (most accurate), manual catalog selection or quick Chrome/Edge detection. GPU and CPU stay in your browser — no account required.

Update your build after upgrading GPU or CPU before checking new games.

2. Open the game page

Find the title under Games or use search. Each page shows Steam minimum and recommended requirements, screenshots and verified metadata.

In «Can your PC run it?» pick your GPU and CPU. The site returns a verdict: insufficient, minimum, recommended or excellent.

3. Read estimated FPS

The FPS chart shows Low, Medium, High and Ultra presets. Values come from catalog scores crossed with official requirements — not benchmarks recorded on your machine.

For specific questions try Compert (/ia): ask «can I run [game] with my GPU?» for visual cards.

4. Compare before buying

If the verdict is low, use the GPU comparator (/comparar/gpu) to see gains with an RTX 4060, RX 7600 XT or another real catalog card.