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Reviewed titles open a source-backed requirements guide. Other supported titles open a clearly labelled reference FPS model so you can begin with the game, then replace the example hardware with your own.
EsportsRequirements reviewed
Apex Legends
Apex Legends can run on a PC that meets the official minimum, but meeting that tier does not guarantee your preferred resolution, settings or frame rate. Competitive frame-rate targets make CPU consistency and 1% lows important, while resolution and visual quality increase GPU load. Compare the official tiers first, then model and test your exact build.
Open compatibility guideEsportsRequirements reviewed
Counter-Strike 2
Counter-Strike 2 can run on a PC that meets the official minimum, but meeting that tier does not guarantee your preferred resolution, settings or frame rate. High-refresh competitive play can expose CPU and memory limits well before a basic launch check does. Compare the official tiers first, then model and test your exact build.
Open compatibility guideAAARequirements reviewed
Cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk 2077 is demanding on both CPU and GPU. For the current Update 2.0 requirements, 12 GB RAM and an SSD are the minimum starting point. Ray tracing, crowd density and resolution can change the limiting component, so compare the official tier first and then model your exact build.
Open compatibility guideAAARequirements reviewed
Elden Ring
Elden Ring can run on a PC that meets the official minimum, but meeting that tier does not guarantee your preferred resolution, settings or frame rate. Its 60 FPS cap changes how results should be read: stable frame pacing matters more than chasing an uncapped average. Compare the official tiers first, then model and test your exact build.
Open compatibility guideEsportsRequirements reviewed
Fortnite
Fortnite can run on a PC that meets the official minimum, but meeting that tier does not guarantee your preferred resolution, settings or frame rate. Performance Mode, DirectX 11/12, Nanite, Lumen and view distance can produce very different hardware loads on the same PC. Compare the official tiers first, then model and test your exact build.
Open compatibility guideAAARequirements reviewed
Forza Horizon 5
Forza Horizon 5 can run on a PC that meets the official minimum, but meeting that tier does not guarantee your preferred resolution, settings or frame rate. Its open world can shift load between the processor and graphics card, while resolution, anti-aliasing and environmental detail raise GPU demand. Compare the official tiers first, then model and test your exact build.
Open compatibility guideAAAModel profile
Alan Wake 2
CPU: High · GPU: Extreme · RAM: 16 GB · DLSS 3.5, FSR 3, Path Tracing
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Assassin's Creed Mirage
CPU: Medium · GPU: High · RAM: 16 GB · DLSS 2, FSR 2
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Baldur's Gate 3
CPU: High · GPU: Medium · RAM: 16 GB · DLSS 2, FSR 2
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Battlefield 2042
CPU: High · GPU: High · RAM: 16 GB · DLSS 3, FSR 2, Ray Tracing
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Black Myth: Wukong
CPU: High · GPU: High · RAM: 16 GB · DLSS 3, FSR 2
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Call of Duty: Warzone
CPU: High · GPU: High · RAM: 16 GB · DLSS 3, FSR 2, NVIDIA Reflex
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What a useful “Can I run it?” answer should tell you
A PC can launch a game and still miss the experience you expect. Use these four checks before calling a build suitable.
| Check | What it answers | What to do next |
|---|---|---|
| Official minimum requirements | Can the current game version start from a supported hardware baseline? | Treat this as the floor, not a promise of smooth frame times. |
| Recommended requirements | Which hardware tier targets a better publisher-defined preset or FPS? | Match the exact preset, resolution and ray-tracing notes. |
| Modelled FPS range | Where might your exact CPU and GPU land under stated assumptions? | Compare the low and 1% low—not only the average. |
| Repeatable local test | How does your real PC behave in the same scene after patches and drivers? | Measure frame time, utilisation, temperatures and memory pressure. |
How to check whether your PC can run a game
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Open the game guide and compare your hardware with the official minimum and recommended requirements.
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Use the preselected FPS calculator for a resolution- and settings-specific planning range.
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Verify the estimate with the latest driver, current game patch and a repeatable in-game benchmark.
What we check
- Publisher minimum and recommended system requirements when a reviewed guide is available.
- CPU, GPU, RAM, VRAM, storage, resolution and quality assumptions used by the planning model.
- Likely CPU, GPU or mixed pressure plus an estimated FPS range and 1% low.
- Practical settings and a repeatable validation checklist before you spend money.
What no online checker can guarantee
- An identical FPS figure in every map, patch, multiplayer match or heavily modded save.
- Laptop performance from a desktop component name without knowing its power limit and cooling.
- The effect of background software, unstable overclocks, thermal throttling or a damaged installation.
- Future performance after a game update, driver change or engine migration.
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Can I Run It FAQs
Does meeting minimum requirements guarantee smooth gameplay?
No. Minimum requirements describe a supported starting point. Patches, drivers, laptop power limits, background software and the chosen settings can change real performance.
Is this the same as the “What games can my PC run?” tool?
No. This directory starts with a particular game. The reverse finder starts with your hardware and compares it across many games.
Are the FPS figures measured benchmarks?
No. PCBuildCheck figures are modelled planning ranges. Official requirements are labelled separately and link to their source.