One click to see your graphics card, memory, Windows version and screen, your gaming tier and which games your PC can run. Everything runs in your browser: nothing is sent to us.
Wrong part? Change it above: everything below updates right away.
Type your graphics card and processor above to see your results.
Draws a heavy 3D scene in your browser and counts the frames. Close other tabs for a fair result. Good to compare runs on the same PC (after a driver update, for example).
Your PC is saved in this browser only, so the other tools are filled in for you. Browsers cannot read the processor model or more than 8 GB of RAM: check those with dxdiag (Win + R).
Your browser shares the name of your graphics card (through WebGL), the number of processor threads, up to 8 GB of memory, your Windows version, your screen size, refresh rate and HDR support, and whether a battery is present. It never shares the processor model, the exact amount of memory above 8 GB or your storage.
We match the graphics card to our list of over 100 cards, estimate a typical processor for your thread count, and compare everything with the requirements of the games on FpsGen. You can correct any part, and the results update right away.
Press the "Check my PC" button. Your browser tells us your graphics card, part of your memory, the number of processor threads, your Windows version and your screen. Nothing is installed and nothing is sent to us.
Browsers never share the processor model, only how many threads it has. We estimate a typical processor from that and your graphics card. Pick yours from the list if it is different.
Browsers report memory up to 8 GB only, for privacy. If you have 16 or 32 GB, choose it in the list.
Press Win + R, type dxdiag and press Enter: the System tab shows your processor and memory, the Display tab shows your graphics card. You can also open Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) > Performance.
No. It measures how fast your browser draws a heavy scene, which depends on your graphics card but also on the browser and its settings. Use it to compare runs on the same PC, not with game FPS.
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