Find out what games your rig can play.

I see a lot of posts here asking if their computer can play this or that game. Well rejoice! 3Dmark, which I'm sure you gaming veterans will recognize as the industry's standard for benchmarking, has a utility on their gaming information site called GAME-O-METER.This utility definitively analyzes the recommended and minimum requirementsof the game to the specs of your computer. Very spiffy, totally free, totally safe...all the things your girlfriend should be...enjoy.http://www.yougamers.com/Find out what games your rig can play.
I use YouGamers myself too. It's nice how they give their own recommended specs too. And they have really in depth reviews.Find out what games your rig can play.
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I haven't tried either of those sites for spec regulations yet, though I am going to check them out.The thing I want to know, as I run into it with almost every other spec regulation site I come across is, how short is the list of games? Everytime I go to one of these sites to see if my specs meet requirements or just to see the specs of a game, that site won't have the game.
Thanks for the site. I've been using System Requirements Lab, but I find this site to be better.
[QUOTE=''cos_vanquish'']I haven't tried either of those sites for spec regulations yet, though I am going to check them out.The thing I want to know, as I run into it with almost every other spec regulation site I come across is, how short is the list of games? Everytime I go to one of these sites to see if my specs meet requirements or just to see the specs of a game, that site won't have the game.[/QUOTE]The site is unfortunately less than a year old, so it might not have most of the older games.
haha it was despressing what i got for crysis thanks for the site