Game FPS Estimator
Pick a game, a resolution and a quality preset and get a rough FPS range based on your own saved benchmark results. Everything is calculated in your browser.
Loading tool…
About this tool
How the estimate works
Your best class score from this browser is compared with a table of how much GPU power each game needs for about 60 FPS at 1080p on High settings. Higher resolutions, higher presets and ray tracing raise that need. The result is shown as a range, because the real number depends on your CPU, memory, drivers and the scene being played.
How accurate is it?
It is a guide, not a promise. A browser benchmark measures one kind of GPU work, and games differ a lot in what they stress. Expect the right ballpark, not an exact frame rate. For a buying decision, look at reviews that test the actual game on the actual card.
How to read the results
The table shows a rough FPS range for the game, resolution and quality you pick, plus a note on whether the result is likely smooth. Read it as a ballpark: values near your display’s refresh rate are comfortable, and anything far below 60 FPS means you should lower the quality or resolution.
No saved results yet?
Run the Quick GPU Check from the tests page and come back, or type in a class score if you already know yours.
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace a game benchmark?
No. It scales a browser result to a rough range and is only meant as a first guide.
Is my data uploaded?
No. Your saved runs stay in this browser and the estimate is calculated locally.
Why does the estimate differ from what I see in the game?
Games vary with the scene, the CPU, memory and drivers, none of which a browser test sees. The estimate only reflects GPU power.
Where does the class score come from?
From your best saved run in this browser, or a number you type in. Run the Quick GPU Check to get one.
Share feedback about this tool
Did it work for you? Tell us your GPU or device, your browser and what you saw. Your email address is never shown.