Can I Run It?

Your GPU, RAM, and CPU are detected from the browser automatically. We compare those specs against the game's published requirements using curated hardware tiers and explicit minimum/recommended rules. AI may help phrase the explanation, but it never decides the verdict or invents FPS.

GPU detection is very accurate. It reads the exact model name your driver reports. RAM detection rounds to the nearest power of 2, so 12 GB might show as 8 GB. CPU cores include hyper-threaded logical cores. You can always edit your specs manually if anything looks off.

Any PC game with published system requirements can be checked. We source data directly from Steam plus a curated list of popular non-Steam titles like Fortnite, Valorant, Roblox, and more.

Some games don't have their PC requirements in the database. This happens with console-only titles, very old games, or indie releases where the developer hasn't published formal specs.

Green: you meet or exceed recommended specs, game will run comfortably. Yellow: you meet minimum requirements but fall short of recommended, expect lower settings. Red: your hardware doesn't meet minimum requirements.

Your specs and the game's requirements are sent securely to Mansone to calculate the result. The site saves manual specs locally in your browser, while the extension keeps its saved setup on your device. Short-lived handoff data is used only when you open a full analysis from the extension.

No. This page works on its own. The extension adds convenience: it remembers your specs, works directly on Steam store pages, and can hand the exact analysis context to this page.

The verdict is calculated from curated GPU/CPU tiers, memory checks, and the published requirements. Unknown hardware or incomplete requirements are marked low confidence instead of silently guessed. Add a CPU model and VRAM for a more precise result.

Numeric FPS is shown only for games with a Mansone benchmark baseline. We interpolate that baseline against curated GPU tiers at 1080p with upscaling and ray tracing off. Unsupported games show no fabricated number.

Yes. Enter your GPU, RAM, and CPU cores manually (or let it auto-detect), then search any game. You'll get both a compatibility verdict and estimated FPS. Useful for deciding whether to upgrade before buying a game.