One of them said my pc meets the recommended specs for a strategy game, then it ran at 20 fps late game. Do people actually trust those checks or is it better to look up benchmarks for your exact cpu?
Questions tagged #run
My laptop is a few years old and I'm sick of buying games and refunding them. Is there a tool that detects the hardware automatically and gives a list of games that will actually run, rather than me checking one game at a time?
Doing my first run and bun attempt and the first couple of gym fights are brutal compared to anything vanilla. Do you plan teams around the trainer docs or just wing it and reset?
Keep buying games on sale and then finding out my laptop can barely handle them. Are those can you run it checker sites reliable, or is comparing the minimum specs by hand the better way? Laptop has a GTX 1650 and an i5.
I always end up staring at the system requirements on the store page with no idea how my parts compare. Ryzen 5 3600, GTX 1660 Super, 16GB. Is there a simple way to check before buying?