Find your PC's specs

To see your games, we need three things: your graphics card, your processor, and how much memory (RAM)you have. Here's how to find all three in under a minute — nothing to download, nothing to type.

Finding them (Windows)

1. Right-click the taskbar (the bar along the bottom of your screen) and choose Task Manager. (Or press Ctrl + Shift + Esc together.)
2. Click the Performancetab along the top. If you don't see tabs, click More details at the bottom first.
3. Down the left side you'll see a few boxes. These are the three you need:
   • CPU— your processor. Its full name is in the top-right (e.g. “Intel Core i5-8250U”).
   • Memory— your RAM. The total is shown at the top (e.g. “16.0 GB”).
   • GPU— your graphics card. Its name is in the top-right (e.g. “NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060”).

Tip: If you see two GPUs listed (GPU 0 and GPU 1— common on laptops, one Intel and one NVIDIA or AMD), use the NVIDIA or AMD one. That's the one games actually use.

What to type on the site

• Graphics & Processor:You don't need the whole name — just start typing the model (“GTX 1060”, “i5-8250U”) and pick yours from the list that appears.
• Memory: Just choose the nearest option in the dropdown to the number you saw.

On a Mac?

Click the Apple menu in the top-left and choose About This Mac. You'll see your chip and memory there. Mac graphics are built into the chip, so enter the chip name for both processor and graphics.