GPU Price-per-FPS Value Calculator
"Better value" depends entirely on the game, resolution and settings you actually care about — so this tool runs on your own FPS numbers (from your own testing or a benchmark source you trust), not a number we make up.
GPU Price-per-FPS Value Calculator
Enter the price and your own FPS numbers (from your testing or a benchmark you trust) for two cards — we don't assert any specific GPU's FPS ourselves, since it varies by game, resolution and settings.
Card A
Card B
$5.78
per FPS — Card A
$5.54
per FPS — Card B
Card B gives you about 4% more frames per dollar at these prices/FPS — but check power draw, VRAM and case fit too, not just this one number.
See what else matters — VRAM, power draw, case fit.
Read the Graphics Card Buying GuidePrice-per-frame isn't the whole picture
VRAM headroom, power draw and physical case fit all matter alongside raw value — a cheaper card that doesn't fit your case or draws more than your PSU can handle isn't actually the better buy. Full criteria in our graphics card buying guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should my FPS numbers come from?
Use your own benchmark testing at the resolution and settings you actually play, or a specific published benchmark you trust for your exact games — the calculator only does the arithmetic, it doesn't supply or guess FPS figures.
Does a better price-per-FPS score always mean the better card?
Not necessarily — VRAM headroom, power draw and physical case fit all matter alongside raw value. Check our graphics card buying guide for the full picture before deciding on price-per-frame alone.