What does “Can I Run It?” mean?
A requirements check asks whether a PC meets the hardware needed for a game. RigMetric goes a step further by considering expected performance, resolution and recommended settings where its model or benchmark data supports them.
Minimum vs recommended requirements
Minimum requirements generally indicate the lowest supported configuration, while recommended requirements target a better experience. Neither number alone guarantees a fixed FPS because games and PCs behave differently under real workloads.
GPU, CPU and RAM matter
The graphics card often controls performance in visually demanding workloads, while the CPU can limit high-FPS or CPU-heavy games. RAM capacity and configuration can also matter, particularly for integrated graphics.
Browse individual game profiles
Explore the RigMetric game FPS database to find available profiles, then run your hardware through the main checker.
Need an FPS estimate?
Open the dedicated PC FPS calculator to estimate performance from your selected CPU, GPU, RAM, game and resolution.
Why results can vary
Drivers, patches, background processes, temperatures, power limits, RAM configuration and graphics settings can change real-world FPS. RigMetric distinguishes sourced benchmark records from estimates.