Playing more than one game? Add up to 6 games and we will show their PC requirements side by side, what a computer needs to play all of them, and our PCs that play every one. You can print it, or save the link to come back to it.
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meets every game's minimum spec: low settings at 1080p
Graphics card
Almost any graphics, even the graphics built into the processor, for example 1-GB DirectX 11 GPU or IGP: GeForce GTX 280 / Intel UHD Graphics 620 / Radeon HD 5750, or equivalent (the most demanding: Tennis Elbow 4)
Processor
1.5 Ghz Intel Pentium Core i3 or equivalent (the most demanding: Tennis Elbow 4). One a step below is usually fine: games lean on the graphics card most.
Memory
4GB (Tennis Elbow 4)
Storage
4GB for all 1 together. A 500GB SSD leaves room for Windows and updates.
Recommended
meets every game's recommended spec: high settings at 1080p
Graphics card
A mid-range graphics card from a few years ago, for example 4-GB DirectX 11 GPU: GeForce GTX 1060 / Radeon R9 390, or equivalent (the most demanding: Tennis Elbow 4)
Processor
3 Ghz Intel Pentium Core i5 or equivalent (the most demanding: Tennis Elbow 4). One a step below is usually fine: games lean on the graphics card most.
Memory
6GB (Tennis Elbow 4)
Storage
4GB for all 1 together. A 500GB SSD leaves room for Windows and updates.
We check each PC's graphics card, processor and memory against every game, the same way Test my PC does. Building your own? The "To play all of them" box above is your shopping list, and our graphics card chart, processor chart and power supply calculator help you choose the parts.
