Tools

Every tool, one engine

All of these run on the same published performance model. Build the model once, answer many different questions with it.

Bottleneck calculator

Find out whether your processor or graphics card is holding the other back, and by how much.

What GPU do I have?

Reads your graphics card straight from your browser, then shows what it can reach. Nothing to install.

Upgrade advisor

CPU or GPU first? The smallest change that actually helps — including when the answer is neither.

Frame rate target

Pick 144 Hz and work backwards to the hardware that reaches it.

VRAM checker

Is 8 GB still enough at this resolution, and what to do if it is not.

PSU wattage calculator

How much power supply your build genuinely needs. Accounts for transient spikes, not just nameplate TDP.

GPU & CPU comparison

Head-to-head across resolutions and games, both measured against the same partner.

Build plannerSoon

Plan a full system and check every part works together before you buy.

Why one engine matters

Most hardware tool sites bolt each calculator on separately, with its own invented formula. That is why their answers contradict each other — a site can tell you a pairing is fine on one page and badly matched on another.

Ours all read from a single model and a single dataset, so they agree with each other by construction. When we improve the calibration, every tool on the site gets more accurate at once.