Gaming Compatibility Test

[chillzoned]

Hey gamers!

Recently, I was looking up system requirements for GORN, and I found a neat website.

It checks your PCs parts, then gives you a amount of games you can run, and you can look up games your thinking of buying.

Its a really useful tool in my opinion, and I don't know if there was another thread about this site, but I just think its a good way of checking your parts, especially if you have a medium to low tier PC.

I'm not someone affiliated with this, and there's no special attachments to the link, such as ad-fly.

 

Direct link:

https://www.pcgamebenchmark.com/

Thanks for reading my stupid thread, I hope this can help some of you! :)

 

[Fasauceome]

Any website that uses simulated performance is rather useless in my opinion, since there's no real qualitative database it's pulling from. As convenient as it is, the only accurate way of estimating performance is to watch reviews of certain products and videos of people using said hardware in the game in question.

 

I mean look at this, it says a 1070 ti and RTX 2070 are "upgrades" from my current GPU, and that the 2080 ti is almost 50% faster.

 

Edited April 6, 2020 by Fasauceome

[Fasauceome]

here's another one, the Threadripper 2990WX is somehow the fastest gaming CPU being offered to me, even though my i7 would more or less run circles around it in gaming.