Saturday, March 3, 2012

Can You Run It?

     I know most PC gamers always ponder if their computer is able to run a game. However, to do that is a huge hassle. You will have to look up what graphic card or how much ram the game recommends, and then you would have to check up if your computer is able to match those recommendations. This is a huge pain even for people who do know how to obtain all these information. I used to have that problem until I found Can You Run It?. This website will automatically retrieve all of the information it needs from your computer and compare it to a game to see if you are able to play it. Today I will show you step-by-step on how to use the website to check up if your computer is able to play Skyrim. However, please only use the information from the website as a guide to see if you're able to play a game because each computer is different from each other, so it is impossible to get an exact answer.
Step 1:
Get to Can You Run It?.
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Step 2:
You can either type in "The ElderScolls V: Skyrim" in the first box, or you can choose Skyrim from the dropdown box.
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Step 3:
Click on the button "CAN YOU RUN IT?"
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Step 4:
Wait for the the website to analyzes your computer and the compares it with the requirements.
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Step 5:
Check the results! As you can see, my computer barely passed the requirements to play Skyrim.
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Step 6 (optional):
Since I didn't pass the recommended requirements for Skyrim, I wanted to see which of the requirements I fail, so I could upgrade my computer properly. As you can see on the picture below, my graphic card failed me.
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