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Compare average FPS, 1% lows, frame time and display-refresh headroom without treating a peak number as the whole performance story.
Enter values to compare frame pacing and display headroom.
Average FPS converts to a useful frame-time baseline, while 1% lows reveal the slower moments that often feel like stutter.
This calculator does not test your hardware. Use values measured in the game and compare the same scene, settings and background workload.
Record the game, graphics preset, display mode, mouse settings and test scene before comparing results. A calculator can preserve a mathematical relationship, but it cannot prove that a new setting improves visibility, consistency or competitive performance. Change one variable, repeat the same test, and keep the original value so the result can be reversed.
Patch changes, input scaling, display processing, driver settings and game-specific multipliers can alter the practical result. Treat the output as a clean starting point, then verify it inside the current game build. For hardware performance, use repeatable captures rather than a single peak reading; for sensitivity, recheck scoped and alternate-fire multipliers separately.
