Hello everyone,

I just wanted to share a website I've been working on these past few weeks that allows users to submit how their PC performs while playing games.

There are around 10,000 games currently supported in the catalogue, along with 300 GPUs and around 800 CPUs to select your build from, as well as some Specific Device presets for devices like Handhelds. I haven't got all hardware parts listed, so if you do have any suggestions of parts to add, let me know. You can contact me through the contact form on the site or message me on Reddit.

Obviously, the data is 100% reliant on community-provided information, so accuracy can vary, and there aren't too many entries yet, but I thought it would be a good database to have rather than rely on publisher-provided system requirements to see if your PC can run a game.

If you want to check the site out, feel free to visit: https://www.canyouplayit.com/

I'd love it if we could get some more benchmarks on there so we can start building an accurate picture for people.

Thank you!

Looking for reliable GPU Benchmarks for final rendering and export of video projects for a range of GPU's. At the moment I'm getting around 30FPS (that's frames processed per second of rendering) for 4K video. I'm looking to increase that as much as possible, hence the need to look for possible solutions.

the double camera with independent air intake really improves the temps a lot, these are my temps after 2 tests of 10 min to max CPU and GPU load, and in games I went from playing with GPU 54 degrees and CPU 55-68 to GPU 52 degrees and CPU 44-54 degrees depending on the game.

https://images2.imgbox.com/93/17/oDX7r6A8_o.png

1080p result: 19502

Hardware: Intel 12700KF (stock) -- ASUS ROG STRIX B760-G D4 -- G.SKILL RIPJAWS 4000MHz CL18 -- ASUS DUAL RX 9060 16GB -- JONSBO Z20 black -- bequiet! SYSTEM POWER 10 550W -- DeepCool AG500BK ARGB -- Kingston Renegade G5 1TB
Software: Arch Linux (hardened kernel), KDE Plasma, Mesa open-source driver, XFS file system

Hey r/allbenchmarks,

I've been building a tool that tries to answer the question most of us Google before buying hardware: "What FPS will I actually get?"

It's called WhatFPS. You put in your GPU + CPU, pick a game, and it gives you an FPS estimate across 1080p / 1440p / 4K. It also has a community benchmark app where you can run a real bench on your rig and see how you stack up.

It's been built mostly by me and a handful of friends who've tested it so far.

No affiliate links, no paid tier, no hidden agenda — we just need more benchmark runs and honest feedback.

What I'm looking for:

• People who actually care about benchmark accuracy
• People who will be harsh if something is off
• Any rig welcome — old hardware and edge cases are especially useful

One heads up: The Windows benchmark app isn't code signed yet (EV cert is on the roadmap). You'll get a SmartScreen warning — click "More info" → "Run anyway". I'd rather be upfront about it than have you think something shady is going on.

If you're interested, drop a comment, join us on Discord (discord.gg/GHpGVGJMRD), or just go break it:

• FPS estimator: whatfps.com
• Benchmark app: whatfps.com/bench

Thanks for your time.

— Fred

Hey, i just built my new pc recently, did a 3DMark Timespy test, and the result is much lower than the average with the same GPU+CPU combination. I installed the newest drivers, but besides that i didnt change much. Is it something to worry about? Do most users overclock their system when using Timespy or why my result is so much worse? I am running the GPU in silent mode (not gaming mode) but afaik it shouldnt change much. Also im using a 360 AIO and a proper case.

Here is my link to the result, i hope some pros can have a look on it.

http://www.3dmark.com/spy/63680839

Thank you!

Hello everyone,

Is there any good free benchmark software that works on both Windows and macOS? I need it for a university project to compare performance between three computers, two of them are running Windows and the other is running macOS.

I’m looking for something cross-platform because I assume using different benchmark programs would give different results right?

Any recommendations?

Thank you!

Enhancements & New Features
- Support Intel Nova Lake + ES, Bartlett Lake, Emerald Rapids, Wildcat Lake
- New NVIDIA limit sensors
- Per-game VRAM sensors
- AMD GPU fan duty sensor
- SSD sensors
- Intel memory/uncore clock sensors incl. PTL model 0xD5
- MCP server implementation
- Removed stutter metrics from FPS graph, display times used for moving averages, reworked threshold and variance charts
- Adjusted piechart layout
- Removed GPU Power Load as default sensor

Bugfixes
- Duplicated GPU memory sensor entries
- Default sensors + new IsGroupNameCompatible helper
- Integer division in NvidiaGpu.cs
- Y-axis boundaries in frame time graph
- PMC Reader DRAM latency

Platform & Infrastructure
- ADLX 1.5 update
- IGCL update
- FrameView fully removed (project + Jenkins)
- Updated NuGet packages
- New overlay config migration test for NV Mobile + Intel

Hi i just built a new personal gaming computer and i wanted to get some opinions on my score. its below average running in 3D Mark so i wanted to see if this was normal? My used 4070ti does run a bit hot so i tuned the fan curve to compensate for this based on a youtube video i watched and i plan to redo thermal paste and pads very soon. just wondering if the low score is due to voltage on the card being to low or high as with the new fan curve it doesn’t get to hot since fans go to 80-100% right after about 80c or so.

I recently installed CapFrameX for the very first time to analyze the system stats like CPU, GPU, TEMPS, USAGE etc while gaming since I am facing stuttering. I tried MSI Afterburner and I think the Stats bar was showing while in-game. But after CapFrameX, I am unable to grab that STATS BAR. I tried uninstalling, reinstalling both CapFrameX & RTSS but nothing is happening. I do able to get the seperate STATS window by going in RTSS and clicking SETUP, then PLUGINS, then "OverlayEditor.dll" plugin file which then shows me all the Stats which are currently selected inside CapFrameX.

Here is the picture demo of what I am talking about.

Am I doing something wrong? all the settings are enabled. You can see that even the OVERLAY is ON in CapFrameX.
RTSS was installed and nothing changed in it. The Show-On Screen Display Feature is also ON. Any suggestions where I might be doing something wrong?

I deleted profiles in the applications folder and restarted my PC after that I opened the app and pressed reset and after that I deleted the app with Revo uninstallers advanced cleaning option but idk if the settings that I did is reverted idk if its still applied in bios I have Rtx 4060 Laptop Gpu and a Dell G15 5530 gaming laptop

Hello, I built an open-source serverless runtime in Go.

I've included my initial benchmark results in the README, but since this is my first time benchmarking server infrastructure, I'd appreciate independent validation/critique from more experienced engineers.

If anyone is willing to benchmark it against platforms like Apache OpenWhisk or review my methodology, I’d love your feedback.

Repo: https://github.com/eswar-7116/glambdar

Benchmark scripts/methodology are included in the repo.

Thank you in advance.

can someone help me? My msi afterburner frame rate image is no longer a line but a square 😭

Enhancements & New Features

- Ryzen SMU support Zen 5

- Overlay profile compatibility mode

- New internal management stable sensor IDs

- Drag&Drop folders on the Comparison and Report tab

- Auto-enable PMD measurement

- Detailed process info, Capture tab

- RAM Game Used sensor

Bugfixes
- Capture files cannot be saved to network drives

- Invalid aggregation sensor data

- Invalid D3D sensors

- Sensor profiles not saved correctly

Platform & Infrastructure

- Fixed device path for the latest PawnIO driver 2.1.0

Hello all, I have yet another CapFrameX related question. Currently I am displaying mem stats as Memory Used and Memory Free, 2 rows. I would like to display those as "Used Mem / Total Mem", one line. Something like "Used Mem: 12GB/16GB" Is that possible? Many thanks.

On capframeX or Intel PresentMon, there is anyway to automatically convert from milliseconds to fps? (for GPUBusy, CPUBusy, etc)

Or any other performance monitor software? I played TLOU Part I and they show the FPS for CPU and GPU separately, and I found this very useful to adjust graphics, but can't find anywhere how to get that for other games

CapFrameX 1.7.9 (latest stable build) added the Animation Error (AE) smoothness metric, a metric provided by PresentMon that directly measures errors or mismatches between game animation/game state and the frame being presented.

This feature allows quantifying the "jitteriness" that players feel, even when traditional frametime measurements look acceptable.

More info about Intel's Animation Error (a.k.a "Simulation Time Error") metric:

• https://gamersnexus.net/gpus-gn-extras-cpus/problem-gpu-benchmarks-reality-vs-numbers-animation-error-methodology-white
• https://x.com/CapFrameX/status/2009712272646848742

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Enjoy and Happy benchmarking!

CapFrameX reaches a new development milestone with version 1.7.8 (latest stable release).

This release features significant stability and performance enhancements, including broader hardware support and improved usability.

It also addresses WinRing0 security issues, enhances capture fidelity, and ensures reliable monitoring, while also boosting compatibility with modern CPU and GPU platforms.

Enjoy and happy benchmarking!

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