How to check your
computer information
Find out if your computer meets a game's requirements in just a few clicks.
Knowing a few basic details about your computer can help you get a smoother gaming experience. Some games need a certain amount of memory, a faster processor, or a specific version of Windows to run properly.
If you're ever asked for your system information, or want to check whether your computer meets a game's requirements, you can easily find it in Windows.
Windows 10 and Windows 11
- Right-click the Start button. On Windows 10 it's in the bottom-left corner of your screen. On Windows 11 it's usually in the middle of the taskbar.
- Select System from the menu.
The About page will open, showing important information about your computer.
Prefer to search? Click the Start button, type System or About your PC into the search bar, and select it from the results.
What to look for
These are the most important details for checking which games your computer can run smoothly:
- ✓ Processor – the type and speed of your computer's processor.
- ✓ Installed RAM – how much memory your computer has.
- ✓ System type – whether your computer runs a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows.
- ✓ Edition and Version – which version of Windows you have, for example Windows 11 Home. You'll find these under Windows specifications.
Need your graphics card details too? Press the Windows key + R, type dxdiag and press Enter, then click the Display tab.
Contacting Customer Support?
Having your computer information ready helps us assist you faster.
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