Can your PC run it? Check any game's system requirements
Popular checks
What you get
Detects your hardware
We grab what we can from your browser. Want exact numbers? Run the scanner. It's open source and doesn't upload anything.
Uses real benchmarks
Every CPU and GPU gets a performance score, so even older or weirdly named parts compare fairly.
Estimates your FPS
Get a rough idea of the frame rate you'll see, based on how your parts stack up.
Works on Windows, macOS & Linux
We check the requirements for your platform. The others are one click away.
Can I run it? Check any Steam game against your PC.
Do I Need To Upgrade compares your CPU, GPU, RAM and storage with the official minimum and recommended requirements for any game on Steam. Pick a game, confirm your specs, and you'll know right away if your PC can handle it. If it can't, we'll show you what to upgrade. Hardware is matched against a benchmark list, so older or oddly named parts still get a fair comparison. Works on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Popular games to check
- Can I run ARC Raiders?
- Can I run Battlefield 6?
- Can I run Monster Hunter Wilds?
- Can I run Clair Obscur: Expedition 33?
- Can I run Black Myth: Wukong?
- Can I run Cyberpunk 2077?
- Can I run Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced?
- Can I run Counter-Strike 2?
- Can I run Marvel Rivals?
- Can I run HELLDIVERS 2?
- Can I run ELDEN RING NIGHTREIGN?
- Can I run Forza Horizon 6?
- Can I run Resident Evil Requiem?
- Can I run Crimson Desert Enhanced?
- Can I run Baldur's Gate 3?
- Can I run Call of Duty: Black Ops 7?
- Can I run Path of Exile 2?
- Can I run Kingdom Come: Deliverance II?
Questions
- How do I know if my PC can run a game?
- Search for the game, confirm your specs, and we compare your CPU, GPU, RAM and storage with its minimum and recommended requirements. You get a result for each part, an overall verdict and a rough FPS estimate.
- How do you find out what hardware I have?
- Your browser reveals some of it, like your graphics card and operating system, so we start from that. For exact numbers, run the free scanner for Windows, macOS or Linux. It reads your hardware locally and opens this site with your specs filled in. You can also type them in yourself.
- What should I upgrade first?
- The results show which part falls short. When we know both your CPU and GPU, we also estimate how many frames each upgrade would add, so you can spend money where it actually helps.
- Is it free, and are my specs stored anywhere?
- It's free with no sign-up. Your specs are saved in your own browser so you don't have to enter them again, and you can clear them at any time.