Julia,
The graphic you provided suggests your system meets the recommended settings. The other tab will show if you meet the minimum settings. The "i" that you see does not mean there's a problem. It just means that the test is showing you information on what you have.
Per the FAQ from the company that enables the ArcGIS Pro Can You Run it test:
Why do some requirements just say “Info?”
This is just our way of creating a placeholder in the test. CPU requirements are written differently for each game – some will list specific models while others only say something like “2.0 GHz CPU.” Instead of listing the requirement twice in CPU and CPU Speed, we will label one of them as an Info row. This makes the system just report back your info without testing it. Note: an info row has no impact on your analysis and will not affect whether you pass or fail.
What I've learned from working with the Can You Run it Test? over the years is it's a great first pass to see if your computer can run the software. It can identify some limitations (you'll see big red x's in the results). But, the test is not perfect and sometimes will produce a false positive or false negative. Why? There are just so many possible combinations of hardware and software.
Adena
