Can my PC run it?
Which games can your PC actually play?
Choose your graphics card, processor and RAM. We'll sort every PC game on GameJila by how well it should run, with the cheapest price in India next to each one.
Not sure what you have? On Windows, press Ctrl + Shift + Esc, open the Performance tab, and look at GPU and Memory. Laptops often have two GPUs listed; pick the NVIDIA or AMD one.
Popular setups in India
Ready-made lists for the graphics chips we get asked about most.
Questions people ask
Is a GTX 1650 still good for gaming in 2026?
For a lot of games, yes. It meets the minimum specs for most big releases up to around 2023 and plenty of newer ones, usually at 1080p on low or medium settings. Its 4 GB of video memory is what holds it back in the newest games, so expect to turn texture quality down. Going by their published specs, 119 games on GameJila should play on one. Games that run on a GTX 1650
Can a laptop with Intel UHD graphics run games?
Yes, if you pick the right ones. Intel UHD graphics can't handle big new releases, but it runs most indie games, older classics and lighter online games, usually at 720p. Check that your laptop has its RAM in two sticks (dual channel). Built-in graphics share your system memory, and a second stick can make a surprisingly big difference.
Is 8 GB of RAM enough for gaming?
For older and lighter games, yes. Many games from the last few years ask for 12 or 16 GB, because they load bigger worlds and Windows itself uses a few gigabytes. With 8 GB they often still start, but stutter. If your laptop has a free RAM slot, going from 8 GB to 16 GB is one of the cheapest upgrades that makes a real difference.
Do I need an SSD to play new games?
More and more new games list an SSD as a requirement, and they mean it. On a hard drive you get long loading screens and textures that pop in late or stutter while you move. We flag the games that say they need one. Even a basic SATA SSD fixes most of this.
How do I find out which graphics card I have?
On Windows, press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager, go to the Performance tab, and look for GPU. Many gaming laptops list two: built-in Intel or AMD graphics, and a separate NVIDIA or AMD card. Games use the separate card, so pick that one here.
My PC is just below the minimum. Will the game still run?
Often it will start, and you can play on the lowest settings or at a lower resolution. It may stutter, though, and a few games refuse to launch on older cards. If you buy on Steam, you can usually get a refund within 14 days if you have played for less than two hours, which makes it a fairly safe way to try.
Why don't you show frame rates?
Because they would be guesses. The same graphics card gives very different results depending on resolution, settings, drivers, laptop cooling and game patches. We compare your parts with each game's official specs and tell you where you stand, which is something we can stand behind.
How we work it out
We read each game's official minimum and recommended PC specs and compare them with the parts you chose. Graphics cards are ranked on one scale built from public benchmark averages, so a GTX 1650 and an RX 570 can be compared fairly. Processors are grouped into four rough generations, because nobody wants to scroll through 400 CPU names.
"Should run well" means your PC meets the recommended specs. "Playable on lower settings" means it clears the minimum but not the recommended. "Below minimum" means at least one part falls short. The game might still start, but we wouldn't spend money on it.
We don't show frame rates. They depend on resolution, settings, drivers, laptop cooling and patches, and any number we printed would be a guess dressed up as a fact. If you are close to the line on a game you really want, buying on Steam helps: it refunds most games bought in the last 14 days if you have played for under two hours. Your setup is saved only in this browser.