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The PCBuilds FPS Calculator estimates frames per second (FPS) performance based on your system's build score and the game's requirements. It helps predict gaming performance before purchasing or upgrading components.
The calculator uses the PCBuilds method:
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Explanation: The equation provides a simple ratio of your system's capability compared to the game's demands.
Details: Predicting FPS helps determine if your system can run games smoothly at desired settings, guiding upgrade decisions and budget allocation.
Tips: Enter your system's build score and the game's requirement score. Both values must be positive numbers.
Q1: Where can I find my build score?
A: Build scores can be obtained from PC benchmarking tools or hardware comparison websites.
Q2: Where can I find game requirement scores?
A: Many gaming websites and forums maintain databases of game requirement scores.
Q3: What is considered good FPS?
A: Generally, 60 FPS is considered smooth, while competitive gamers often aim for 144+ FPS.
Q4: Are there limitations to this calculation?
A: This provides a rough estimate. Actual performance may vary based on optimization, drivers, and other system factors.
Q5: Should I use this for upgrade decisions?
A: This can help guide decisions, but consider consulting detailed benchmarks for specific components.