doesitrunSteam Library Hardware Check created by chicksawin cooperation with Lumnop
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What games can my PC run? Pick your graphics card

By chicksaw, independent project · FPS model checked against 4,426 measured benchmarks in 138 games · How we estimate FPS

Pick a graphics card to see the FPS you can expect in the most popular PC games. The bar shows relative performance.

NVIDIA

AMD

Intel

Integrated graphics & handhelds

Processors ranked → · Bottleneck calculator coming soon

How the graphics card pages work

Each graphics card page estimates the FPS in 217 popular PC games at 1080p, 1440p and 4K and shows which of them reach 60 FPS or more, at Low, Medium, High and Ultra. The bar on this page shows each card’s relative performance.

The estimates assume a fast processor (Ryzen 5 7600) and 16 GB of RAM, so they show what the card itself can do. To see your own combination, including whether your processor holds the card back, use the bottleneck calculator coming soon or load your Steam library. How the FPS estimates are calculated.

Frequently asked questions

Which graphics card do I need for 60 FPS?
It depends on the game and the resolution. Each graphics card page shows which of 217 popular games reach 60 FPS or more at Low, Medium, High and Ultra, and each game page names the cheapest current card for 60 FPS and higher goals.
Does my processor change the numbers?
Yes, it can. The graphics card pages assume a fast processor (Ryzen 5 7600) and 16 GB of RAM, so they show what the card itself can do. To see your own pairing, enter both parts on a game page or use the bottleneck calculator.
Are the FPS numbers with DLSS or FSR?
No. All numbers are for native resolution without upscaling or frame generation. They are estimates from each game’s requirements, checked against 4,426 measured benchmarks in 138 games.
Are integrated graphics and the Steam Deck included?
Yes. Besides 95 graphics card pages for NVIDIA, AMD and Intel, the list covers integrated graphics and handhelds, and the Steam Deck has its own page.
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