Guide: How to Check Your Full PC System Specs


Follow this guide to get your full PC system specs. A lot of our readers and commenters have asked this question over and over again: How do I get the full list of specifications of my PC? How much RAM does my PC have? How powerful is my video card? Can I run this particular game with my PC specs? And so on, and so forth. If you’ve been reading our site for some time, you would notice that we post recommended or minimum PC system specs for each game to help you know whether your system could run that particular game first of all.

How to Check Your Full PC System Specs

So the question surfaces again, “how do I find out my actual PC specs to determine if I could run games?” Follow these simple steps:

  1. On your Windows PC, go to Start > Run or simply click WinKey + R to bring up the ‘Run’ window
  2. From there, type in “dxdiag” (without quotations)

    Go to Start then Run, and type in dxdiag

    Go to Start then Run, and type in dxdiag

  3. Hit “OK” or Enter and you will be shown this screen:

    DXDiag Window

    DXDiag Window

  4. From here you could see your full PC system specs as such…

    Your full PC system specs

    Your full PC system specs

  5. …And also deep dive into the details of your graphics/video and sound devices

    Detailed video and sound card specs

    Detailed video and sound card specs

This is an application by DirectX, normally built in Windows systems. As you all know, DirectX is software technology that lets us run modern games. You can download the latest version of DirectX using the proper link on our Technical References page.


There you go, I hope that clarifies how you could determine your full PC system specs on your Windows system. Happy gaming!

2 comments to Guide: How to Check Your Full PC System Specs

  • alodia

    thanks, this helped a lot!!

  • grace

    hi, i grace…I have the call of duty dvd…I also copy all files..then i start download..that is all done…but, after i download all files..then, the problem is…the computer said: Modern warfare 3 could’t write files..the hard drive is probably full…” why cannot open the files…plz…help me..

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