The PC (Personal Computer) is a highly configurable and upgradable gaming platform that, among home systems, sports the widest variety of control methods, largest library of games, and cutting edge graphics and sound capabilities.
They use the games official minimum requirements, and I've always found official system requirements to be quite low. And I don't see what alternative to the official requirements a site would use, so even if there are alternative sites, you'll should get the same results from them.
There's one made by the guys who make 3D Mark which is based on real system configurations (I believe). I've been to it once or twice, but I'm not sure where it is since I got there on accident on both occasions. It was a nice place.
If i actually was concerned about it i would go by whatever is the recommended and NOT the minimum. If you are at recomended you should be good. People i know who are at or just above a games minimums the game will run meh and look meh. Not a very fun gaming experience as far as i'm concerned. I have always been in the lucky position of being far over recomended so ive never personally worried about it but i do have alot of friends who ask advice on such things. So maybe your best bet is talking to someone nerdy :) who you can also trust their opinion.
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