Check System Requirements on Windows

There are multiple ways to check System Requirements on windows 10, but the common and simple way is mentioned below

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Check processor

Close all of your windows.
Right click on “This PC” and click on “Properties”.

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Here, you can see my “processor” is “Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7500U CPU @ 2.70GHz 2.90 GHz”.

Here “Intel(R) Core(TM) i7” is name of processor because I have “INTEL processor”. The number “7500” means the generation of my processor. After the processor name there is a number of some digits so, the first starting digit of that number is the processor’s generation. As on my PC that number is “7500” so, my generation is 7^th.

After “Intel(R) Core(TM) i7” “CPU @ (some numbers)” means the cores and power of CPU. As I have 2 numbers that are “2.70 GHz” and “2.90 GHz” that means my CPU have 2 cores. 1^st core of 2.70 GHz and 2^nd core of 2.90 GHz. May, you have 1 number or more than 1 numbers after “CPU @” so these numbers indicates cores of your CPU.

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Check RAM

As can be seen in picture 2 “Installed RAM” is mentioned. My ram in 8 GB.

Check LCD Display

To check your display resolution. Open “properties” of “This PC” as shown in point 1 then click on “Display” from the left sidebar.

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Scroll down “Display” page and click on “Advance display settings”.

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Here, on “Advance display settings” page you can see “Desktop Resolution” mine is “1600 x 900”, “1600 x 900” is my maximum resolution.
Active signal resolution means the resolution I am currently selected so I am using maximum resolution.
My screen refresh rate in 60 Hz, Refresh rate means the transition occurs when we do any thing on our LCD.
Means: 1: Opening an image. 2: moving click on mouse etc.

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Check Graphic Card

Again come on the “Advance display settings” page and you will see “Display adapter properties” click on it.

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Now, in this dialog you can see following
Adapter type: Graphic card name. My graphic card name is Intel(R) HD Graphics 620.
Dedication video memory: Dedicated video memory means the memory of graphic card.
Shared video memory: Shared video memory means the memory my graphic card is sharing with RAM.
Total graphic memory means “dedicated video memory” + “shared video memory”.

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Check Storage

To check your display resolution. Open “properties” of “This PC” as shown in point 1 then click on “Storage” from the left sidebar.

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Scroll down a bit and click on “View storage usage on other drives”.
Here, you can see I have 2 drives:
Local Disk C have 476 GB in total
217 GB used and 256 GB free
Local Disk D have 119 GB in total
5.93 GB used and 113 GB free

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I hope, i explained in details how to check system requirements on windows. If you have any question or query, don’t hesitate just contact us or let us know in comments.

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