How the calculator works
The calculator prioritizes H2HBench game measurements when a matching result exists. Otherwise it anchors an estimate to normalized GPU and CPU performance and applies resolution, preset, ray-tracing and upscaling factors.
Game FPS Calculator
Estimate average FPS, 1% lows and a realistic range for a CPU, GPU, game and graphics setup.
Live catalog dataNo fake precisionShareable result
H2HBench
Select the required hardware to calculate a result.
- Live catalog data
- No fake precision
- Shareable result
- confidence
How to interpret the result
Average FPS describes overall throughput, while the 1% low is a useful indicator of smoothness. The displayed range reflects expected variation between scenes and systems.
Factors that affect the result
Results depend on the workload, game engine, drivers, cooling, power limits, memory configuration and background software. H2HBench uses normalized catalog and benchmark data, then reports confidence instead of presenting an estimate as a laboratory measurement.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an actual benchmark?
The result is clearly marked as estimated performance unless an exact H2HBench data point is available.
Why can my FPS be different?
Drivers, patches, RAM, cooling, background processes and the tested scene all affect frame rates.
Does upscaling always improve FPS?
It usually reduces GPU load, but gains vary by game and can be smaller when the CPU is the limit.