FPS calculator

Pick a game and your parts to see how many frames per second you can expect at every setting, plus what to upgrade. Free, no download.

Game
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
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Playable: about 34 FPS in Cyberpunk 2077 at 1080p High (estimated).

Playable

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.

Preset
1080p
1440p
4K
Low
Medium
High
Ultra

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

Graphics
GTX 1660 SuperFor 60 FPS: Arc A770 16GB
minimum
Processor
Ryzen 5 3600For 60 FPS: Core i5-9600K
recommended
RAM
16 GBNeeded: 16 GB
enough

What to do next

Upgrade advice

To reach 60 FPS at 1080p High, upgrade the graphics card to an Arc A770 16GB or better.

See how it feels

Your PC at 1080p High next to a smooth 60 FPS.

How the FPS calculator works

Every graphics card and processor has a performance index. Every game has two numbers: how much graphics power it needs for 60 FPS at 1080p High, and how heavy it is on the processor.

The calculator works out the FPS your graphics card can draw and the FPS your processor can feed, then takes the lower of the two. Resolution and quality presets scale the graphics side; too little RAM costs about 30%. That's it: simple, honest and explained in full on our methodology page.

Read the full methodology.

FPS calculator 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 is my processor the limit in some games?

Each game needs a certain amount of processor work per frame. If your processor can't prepare frames as fast as the graphics card can draw them, the processor sets the cap, and lowering graphics settings won't help much.

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.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything runs in your browser. Detect my PC reads the graphics card name your browser shares; nothing is sent to us.

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