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How to check if you can run a game on your computer
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Well, first thing's first. We have to know what graphics card you have. It is by far, the biggest factor in being able to play games.
Second, go [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and search your graphics card in the box that says "Search for products..." by typing in your card (you can usually just type in the numbers at the end I.E. 6950, 560, etc.).
Third select the tab that says "4. Games". The games that show recommended are games you can run on ultra, congrats. The required means you can run them, even on ultra depending on the score, but not at a high fps or high quality.
Second, go [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and search your graphics card in the box that says "Search for products..." by typing in your card (you can usually just type in the numbers at the end I.E. 6950, 560, etc.).
Third select the tab that says "4. Games". The games that show recommended are games you can run on ultra, congrats. The required means you can run them, even on ultra depending on the score, but not at a high fps or high quality.
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burrow900 wrote Well, first thing's first. We have to know what graphics card you have. It is by far, the biggest factor in being able to play games.
Second, go [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and search your graphics card in the box that says "Search for products..." by typing in your card (you can usually just type in the numbers at the end I.E. 6950, 560, etc.).
Third select the tab that says "4. Games". The games that show recommended are games you can run on ultra, congrats. The required means you can run them, even on ultra depending on the score, but not at a high fps or high quality.
Oh thank god, I thought this was going to be about "systemrequirementlabs.com" or w/e.
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wowmanshark wroteburrow900 wrote Well, first thing's first. We have to know what graphics card you have. It is by far, the biggest factor in being able to play games.
Second, go [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] and search your graphics card in the box that says "Search for products..." by typing in your card (you can usually just type in the numbers at the end I.E. 6950, 560, etc.).
Third select the tab that says "4. Games". The games that show recommended are games you can run on ultra, congrats. The required means you can run them, even on ultra depending on the score, but not at a high fps or high quality.
Oh thank god, I thought this was going to be about "systemrequirementlabs.com" or w/e.
Yeah lol, I got tired of seeing those so I thought I would post an actually way to check.
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Thank you for posting this. Hopefully those kids wont say to go to "Canyourunit" anymore.
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thanks man awsome post i like it
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