FPS Calculator: how many FPS will you get?
Pick your processor, graphics card, game and resolution. FrameCheck shows your FPS at every quality preset, which part holds you back and how to upgrade.
How it works
Pick your PC
Search your CPU and GPU among 5,000+ desktop and laptop models.
Pick the game
3,255 PC games and your monitor resolution: 1080p, 1440p or 4K.
See your FPS
Estimated FPS on Low, Medium, High and Ultra, with a likely range and the best part to upgrade.
How accurate is it?
We tested it against 1,415 real measurements it was not tuned on. Every result shows a range and where the number comes from:
Real benchmarks of the game
±11% typical error
Published benchmarks
±21% typical error
Game requirements only
±32% typical error
Frequently asked questions
What is an FPS calculator?
A tool that estimates how many frames per second (FPS) you will get in a game with a given processor and graphics card, without installing it.
Where do the FPS numbers come from?
We combine published benchmarks of each game (TechSpot, ComputerBase, PurePC, Notebookcheck and FPSHQ) with CPU and GPU performance indices. When a game has no benchmarks we use its published requirements and show a wider range.
Does it include DLSS, FSR or ray tracing?
No. FPS are at native resolution, without upscaling, frame generation or ray tracing. With DLSS or FSR you may get more FPS.
How many FPS is good for gaming?
30 FPS is playable, 60 FPS feels smooth and 120 FPS or more is ideal for competitive games and high refresh rate monitors.
Does it work for laptops?
Yes. It includes laptop GPUs and CPUs, but results depend heavily on each model’s power limit and cooling, so the range is wider.
FrameCheck is a tool by Reparación PC.