FPSGauge
See the FPS a PC game gets on your graphics card
FPSGauge tells PC gamers what frame rate a game will run at on their graphics card, before they buy a game or a GPU. Pick your GPU once and every game page shows the expected FPS at 1080p, 1440p and 4K.
Where a review has tested the game on that card, FPSGauge shows the measured result and links to the original chart (TechPowerUp, GameGPU, Notebookcheck, hwcooling and others): 2,733 measured results so far. For every other game and GPU it shows an estimate from a formula calibrated against those measurements, with an honest ±30% band.
Free, no sign-up, no ads.
Features
Expected FPS per game at 1080p, 1440p and 4K for your graphics card
Measured benchmark results with links to the original charts
Calibrated estimates with a ±30% band where no review exists
FPS cap answers (is a game locked at 60 FPS, can it reach 144 FPS)
Cheapest current GPU that runs a game at 60 FPS
GPU vs GPU comparison pages
Use Cases
Check whether a new game will run well on your PC before buying it
Decide which graphics card to buy for the games you play
Pick the right resolution and preset for a game on your current GPU
Compare two GPUs on the same games
Comments
Hi Fazier! I built FPSGauge because "can I run it" sites only compare your PC with the minimum requirements, which tells you nothing about the frame rate you will actually get. FPSGauge shows the FPS a game reaches on your graphics card at 1080p, 1440p and 4K: measured results from reviews where they exist (with a link to each chart), and a calibrated estimate with a ±30% band where they don't. It's free, with no sign-up and no ads. I'd love feedback, especially on games or GPUs where the numbers look off to you.
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Comments
Hi Fazier! I built FPSGauge because "can I run it" sites only compare your PC with the minimum requirements, which tells you nothing about the frame rate you will actually get. FPSGauge shows the FPS a game reaches on your graphics card at 1080p, 1440p and 4K: measured results from reviews where they exist (with a link to each chart), and a calibrated estimate with a ±30% band where they don't. It's free, with no sign-up and no ads. I'd love feedback, especially on games or GPUs where the numbers look off to you.
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