ExactFPS helps PC gamers answer one simple question: “How many FPS will I get?”
Pick your game, your graphics card, your CPU and your resolution. You get a clear FPS estimate in seconds, before you buy a game or spend money on an upgrade.
Why this site exists
Many PC gamers want to know if a game will run well on their computer before they buy it. Most pages online give vague answers or hide where their numbers come from. ExactFPS was built to give simple tools, clear estimates and visible sources.
We start with the games people search for most. Over time we will add more games, more hardware and more guides.
How the estimates work
Every FPS number on this site is an estimate, not a measured result. Each calculator page has a short note called “How this estimate is calculated”. It explains which public data we use and how we scale it for resolution and settings.
For games that are not released on PC yet, such as GTA 6, numbers are even less certain. We label them clearly as estimates and update them when real benchmarks appear.
Our rules for data
- Specs, requirements and benchmarks link back to the original source.
- Estimates are always labeled as estimates.
- Every page shows when it was last updated, because drivers and game patches change performance.
- If we find a mistake, we fix it and update the date.
What we do not do
- We do not publish paid reviews.
- We do not claim exact results. Real FPS depends on drivers, background apps, cooling, game updates and more.
Who runs this site
ExactFPS is run by Ali, an independent publisher. The site is built and maintained by one person, and every page is reviewed before it goes live.
Contact
Found a wrong number, or want to suggest a game for a new calculator? Email us at info@exactfps.com. We read every message.