Start with your question
Every tool here runs in the browser and works from the same hardware index and requirement data, so their answers line up. No account, no download, and nothing you type is stored.
01
Will this game run?
You have a PC and a game in mind.
- Can I Run It?Pick a game, enter your graphics card, processor and memory, and see which of the publisher's two specs you clear.
- What Can My PC Run?Enter your parts once and get every game sorted by how comfortably your PC runs it.
- FPS CalculatorA modelled frame rate for your parts in any game we track, from 1080p low up to 4K ultra.
- VR Ready TestChecks a PC against the published requirements of the main PC VR headsets.
02
What should I change?
You are planning an upgrade or a new build.
- Bottleneck CalculatorTells you which part of a CPU and GPU pairing runs out first, and how wide the gap is.
- Upgrade AdvisorWorks out which one part to replace first for the biggest gain on the PC you have.
- Build SuggesterGive it a budget and a target resolution; it returns a parts list balanced around that.
- PSU CalculatorAdds up your parts' power draw, leaves room for spikes, then names a wattage.
- PC Value CalculatorA rough resale figure for a used gaming PC, based on its main parts.
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How do parts compare?
You are weighing one card or chip against another.
- Compare GPUsTwo graphics cards in one view: index, memory, power and launch price.
- Compare CPUsTwo processors in one view: cores, speed, power and where each lands for gaming.
- GPU Tier ListEvery graphics card we score, cut into six bands with the share of games each one runs.
- CPU Tier ListEvery gaming processor we score, cut into six bands from S down to F.
- Ray Tracing CheckGames with confirmed ray tracing, and how hard each graphics card can push it.
- DLSS vs FSRWhich upscaler your card can use, what each mode renders at, and the games that have them.