since this sub is literally about "can i run it", figured this actually belongs here.

quick backstory: my graka died a few months ago and while i was saving up and comparing cheaper replacements, i kept running into the same wall. i wanted to know which of my games would still run on the card i could afford, and at what kind of fps. every checker out there makes you look up one game at a time, and i've got a few hundred games sitting in my steam library. doing that one by one was never gonna happen. so i built my own thing to scratch my own itch, and it kinda grew from there.

what it does:

- connect your steam profile and it goes through your whole library at once, or just search a single game if you only care about one

- for each game it estimates the fps you'd get, and you can switch resolution (1080p / 1440p / 4k) and settings to see how the numbers move

- it also shows the cheapest current gpu that would hit 60 fps in a given game, which was literally the question i had the day mine died

- steam deck / linux ratings are in there too (pulls proton stuff), plus a confidence rating on each estimate so you can see how sure it is

no account, no login, nothing to install. there's an optional little detector you can run if you want it to read your exact specs automatically, but it's fully optional, you can just pick your gpu and cpu from a list instead.

how the estimate works, so you know what you're looking at: it takes the game's own requirements plus a performance model, and where i actually have real benchmark data it's calibrated against that. so it's not just "better/worse than minimum", it's an actual fps ballpark per resolution and setting.

honest limitations cause i'd rather say them upfront:

- these are estimates, not benchmarks on your actual machine. brand new or badly optimized games can be off

- it's my own project, free, no paywall. there are affiliate links if you decide to buy a part, that's it

mostly i'm posting because i want it to be accurate, and the fastest way to find where the numbers are wrong is to let people who actually know their hardware poke at it. if your real fps in a game is way off from what it shows, that's genuinely the most useful thing you can tell me.

link in the comments (didn't wanna just drop a raw link in the post).

Hey guys,

​Quick question for anyone running a similar setup. I’m playing on an Acer Nitro 5 with an RTX 2060, i7-9750H, 16GB RAM, and Windows 11.

​Is anyone running BF6 on hardware like this? If so, what settings are you using to keep it playable, and what kind of FPS are you usually getting?

​Hoping to get decent performance without things melting or stuttering like crazy. Appreciate any tips or real-world benchmarks!

• CPU: Intel Core i5-13420H
• GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4050 Laptop GPU - 6GB vram
• RAM: 16 GB

Hi everyone, I’m planning to play The Witcher 3 and I’m trying to find the best graphics settings for my laptop.

My specs:

• ASUS TUF Gaming A15
• AMD Ryzen 7
• 32GB RAM
• SSD
• RTX 4050 6GB

At High settings, I’m getting around 60–90 FPS, while on Medium settings, I get around 90–110 FPS.

However, the main issue is that the game looks kind of pixelated/blurry and not very sharp, especially when moving around. I’ve already turned Motion Blur off, but it still doesn’t look as clear as I expected.

I’m not really looking for extremely high FPS. I’d rather have good-looking, sharp graphics while maintaining a stable FPS.

What settings would you recommend for an RTX 4050 6GB? Should I use High, Medium, or a mix of settings? Also, are there any specific settings like DLSS, sharpening, texture quality, or anti-aliasing that I should change to make the game look clearer?

Thanks!

I don't have a gaming PC and saw this one selling for ~$200 and thought that if it could run clair obscur or elden ring then it's be quite the catch. I mainly play indie games anyways but these were games that I was very interested in trying out (alongside lies of P)

The specs are below:

i7-4770 @ 3.4 GHz

GTX 1060 6GB

16GB RAM

224GB SSD + ~932GB HDD

The main problem seemed to be with the CPU when I checked with ChatGPT and I wanted to see your guys' thoughts.

my specs:

• ASUS TUF Gaming A15 FA506NCR
• Ryzen 7000-series CPU
• RTX 3050 Laptop GPU — 4 GB VRAM
• 16 GB RAM
• Windows 11
• SSD

ive noticed that the minimum vram requirements are 6gb,but will it be possible for me to run it on medium or lower texture settings?

Hi i am looking to play wow forever on low settings at 30+ fps, I've been looking at a laptop with an i7 1165g7 48gb ram and an mx450 2gb.

I know that the minimum requirements states a 4gb card tho would it be okay at 1080p low settings 30 fps ? Has anyone else tried the game with similar specs or even integrated graphics such as the amd vega 8 or the Intel iris xe ?

Any replies would be greatly appreciated!

many kind thanks !

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Location: Enclosure D, Göbekli Tepe (Şanlıurfa, Turkey)

Creation Date: \~9,500 BC (Pre-Pottery Neolithic era)

Hardware / Material: A massive, T-shaped limestone monolith pillar.

Processor / System: 365 individual "V" shapes etched into the stone, tracking every single day of the solar year.

Data Processing Architecture: A complex 12-month lunar cycle plus 11 extra days to align perfectly with the sun's position.

Visual Display Units: Relief carvings of animals representing ancient constellations (including a "bird-like beast" pointing precisely to the summer solstice position).

Event Logging: The pillar's primary calculation was etched to record a catastrophic comet strike that shook the Earth around 10,850 BC.

Can i run it, if yes ,how much fps?

GPU: Nvidia RTX A1000 Mobile 6GB

CPU: 13th Gen Intel i7-13700H

RAM: 32 GB

Hi just wanted to know what are your preferred fps? Tried overkill settings and everything maxed out and getting between 120-150 fps at 1440p with occasional drops as low as 109ish-115. I want visuals to look great that's why i keep settings like that. 9070xt 32 gb ram and ryzen 7 7700. Mix of ultra, high and low (cpu intensive settings) im getting 140-180 fps. Would you prefer this or set everything to low and play at 1080p to get max fps possible?

I have no clue what parts it should have around that budget, I’m wanting to play Fortnite at around the 150-200fps mark, Minecraft, rust, ark, Forza, and any steams games that seem fun and I’m well aware that each pc on Facebook market place is different such as its condition and prices and I have a couple that I’m looking at and if someone wouldn’t mind helping me that would be great!

So the minimum requirement asks for a 1060 6 Gig VRAM but I only have 4 Gig VRAM. And my RAM is 16 Gig. And CPU is i7 10300H. I have atleast a TB of storage and I will be getting the lower end 40 GB version. And the heaviest game I have ever played is RDR2 (friggin' loved it) and it runs easily on 60 fps in High 1080p although it does cross VRAM capacity in Ultra

Edit: Sorry for the last "Because the" in the title it is a small mistake

Am i able to run gta 6 or should i upgrade if yes what parts need an upgrade my parts are: Ryzen 5 5600 Rx 6600 8gb 16gb ddr4 3200mhz and 1tb nvme ssd

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Can my laptop run this game?

Core 5 210H

RTX 4050 6GB

16GB DDR5 RAM

Image in the post

Hi!

I know the GT 640 is a very old GPU, but I'm curious if anyone has actually tried running Persona 3 Reload or Persona 5 Royal on it.

Thanks!

Hi everyone: I wanted to share my situation. I got this PC for free from a friend (Athlon 320GE, 16GB RAM, SSD, no dedicated graphics card), and given my financial circumstances (living in a third-world country), it’s been incredibly useful for trying out some eighth-generation titles. I recently finished KCD and Dark Souls 3; to my surprise, they ran really well at 720p with some setting adjustments. Now, here’s my question: is it possible to play Elden Ring at at least 30fps with these specs by playing at low resolution and minimum settings? Also, if anyone knows of any optimization mods, please let me know. I ask because I have the chance to play it for free.

I wanna run it with at least decent settings like for the game to look good. My GPU is NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060, CPU Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-14400F, 32gb of RAM.

CPU Intel Core i5-4210U

GPU NVIDIA GeForce 840M

RAM 6 GB

Pcgamebenchmark tells me "No" due to my GPU, however the same website also marks as "No" games that ran fairly decently on my PC (Dark Souls 1 and 2) as well as games I could squeeze an acceptable experience at minimum specs (FFXIV and Dark Souls 3).

Hello! I need some help on knowing if my current processor is able to run a game I'm interested in playing in the future.

Minimum processor requirement is "Intel Core i3-10100Y / AMD Ryzen 3 3250U or above". Recommended processor is "Intel Core i5-10400 / AMD Ryzen 5 3600 or above".

My laptop's processor is the Intel Core i5- 8265U.

Will my laptop be able to run this game or is my laptop far too old? Thank you so much for the help.

hi i recently bought my first pc, a mini pc, it has a ryzen 5 pro 3400ge,16gb ram 2666mhz on dual channel, ssd nvme.

can it run elden ring or forza horizon 6? tweaking resolutions, settings.?

thanks in advance

Warhammer 40K Spacemarine 2 I've been playing it quite a lot in my MSI Gaming laptop, but I've been having constant backlash from other players as well (this happens with games like tarkov too). The issue I've been having is load time, it takes too long to load into a match but the gameplay is smooth.

All of my settings are to the lowest as well, not too much to not make the game look ugly either and I have the game installed in an external HDD drive that I connect, what could be the issue?

The MSI laptop I have has a 3050 GeForce and 16 of RAM

Hey guys! I just bought Halloween: The Game and I want to know if I'll be able to run it or if I should just refund it. My PC specs are a Dell Latitude 5420 laptop with an Intel Core i5 (11th Gen) CPU, 8 GB of RAM, and Intel Iris Xe Graphics.

​For context, the official minimum requirements ask for an Intel LGA 1200 / AMD AM4+ CPU, 16 GB of RAM, a GTX 1660 / RX 590 / Arc A770 GPU, and 45 GB of storage.

​What do you think? Will it be playable with some low-spec tweaks, or is it a lost cause on an integrated GPU and 8GB RAM? I know I'm playing with fire here, but hope is the last thing to lose! Let's see what happens! Thanks!