Will this game run on your PC?
Pick a game, then enter your processor, graphics card and RAM. You get the expected FPS, the best settings for your PC, and what to upgrade if it falls short.
Vibe check your PC before you hit play.
- Graphics for 60 FPS (est.)
- Arc A770 16GB
- Processor for 60 FPS (est.)
- Core i5-9600K
- Graphics for 30 FPS, Low (est.)
- R9 290X
- RAM
- 16 GB
Your PC
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Expect about 34 FPS in Cyberpunk 2077 at 1080p High (estimated). It won't hold 60 FPS. Best playable setting: Medium settings at 1440p (30 FPS).
Estimated FPS at every setting
Average FPS on your PC. The ringed box marked "best" is the best setting that holds 30 FPS (playable); the dashed box is the result above.
4K results for cards with 8 GB or less VRAM are often limited by video memory.
Smooth 60+ FPS · Playable 30–59 · Choppy under 30 · What is a good FPS?
Your parts vs this game
What to do next
Upgrade advice
To reach 60 FPS at 1080p High, upgrade the graphics card to an Arc A770 16GB or better.
Which PC is better for gaming?
Set up two computers and compare them across 15 popular games.
PC A
Rough estimate Our index for the GTX 1650 is interpolated from similar hardware, not taken from a direct test, so treat these numbers as a rough guide.
PC BFaster
PC B is about 86% faster and wins 15 of 15 games.
PC A balance
The GTX 1650 is the weak part. The Core i5-10400F can handle a much faster card, so upgrade the GPU first.
PC B balance
CPU and GPU are a sensible match.
Estimated FPS by game
High settings, average FPS. The dashed line marks 60 FPS.
Which graphics card is faster?
Compare two cards on performance, memory, power and real games. Both are tested with the same fast processor so only the card makes the difference.
RTX 4060 is about 7% faster than the RX 7600 across 102 games at 1440p High (estimated).
1080p: RTX 4060 +5% · 1440p: RTX 4060 +7% · 4K: RTX 4060 +9%
At 1080p, fast cards are often held back by the processor, so the gap is smaller.
Estimated FPS by game
Popular games at High settings. Tested with a Ryzen 7 9800X3D (one of the fastest gaming processors), 32 GB RAM and each game's frame cap. The % above covers all 102 games. The dashed line marks 60 FPS.
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FPSVibe FAQs
How accurate is the FPS estimate?
It's a ballpark, not a benchmark. For typical PCs on current drivers, expect real results within roughly ±25%. Game patches, upscaling (DLSS, FSR), ray tracing and laptop power limits can move numbers a lot.
Why can't the site detect my processor?
Browsers never share the processor model, only how many threads it has. Detect my PC lists processors with that thread count first, so you can pick yours quickly. Until you do, the result waits instead of guessing. Our guide shows where to find it on Windows, Mac and Linux.
What is a good FPS for gaming?
30 FPS is playable for story, strategy and co-op games. 60 FPS feels smooth and is a good target for most games. Competitive shooters feel best at 120 FPS or more on a high-refresh monitor. Read more about good FPS.
Does RAM affect FPS?
Mostly when you have too little. Below a game's RAM need, our model cuts FPS by about 30% to reflect stutter and loading hitches. Above it, more RAM adds little; 16 GB covers most games today.
Will this work on a laptop?
Yes. Integrated graphics such as Intel Iris Xe or Radeon 780M are in our list. Laptop versions of desktop cards (for example an RTX 4060 Laptop GPU) are matched to the desktop card, and usually run 10-30% slower. See how to check your laptop's gaming specs.