What Games Can I Run?

How Game Compatibility Is Calculated

Every game in this list carries a predicted frame rate for your specific CPU and GPU, derived from our benchmark database. Where your exact hardware combination has been measured in a game, the real average FPS is shown. Otherwise the estimate scales the game's measured performance across other systems by your GPU's benchmark percentile — so a card ranking in the 80th percentile sees proportionally higher frame rates than a 40th-percentile card.

What the Ratings Mean

Perfect Run (100+ FPS) means the game exceeds typical monitor refresh rates — ideal for competitive play. Playable (30–99 FPS) covers smooth single-player experiences; above 60 FPS most players cannot perceive stutter. Struggling (below 30 FPS) means the game will feel choppy at any settings — check whether your CPU or GPU is the bottleneck before upgrading.

Why Your CPU Matters as Much as Your GPU

At 1080p, many games are limited by the processor: the graphics card waits for the CPU to prepare each frame. Our bottleneck indicator compares your two components' database percentiles and flags whichever side holds the system back, so an upgrade budget goes to the part that actually raises frame rates.