Unlike most comparison tools, ours runs on our own 1st party performance data. Every figure you see comes from FPS testing we've carried out in our office, using our own inventory of the latest GPUs, rather than numbers pulled from manufacturer claims or third-party databases.

You can line up to four graphics cards side by side, drawn from NVIDIA, AMD and Intel, so you can weigh up the options across different brands in one place.

Yes. You can pick your favourite game and desired resolution, and toggle settings like Upscaling and Ray Tracing, so the numbers reflect how you'd actually play rather than a single fixed preset.

When a new GPU or game lands we work hard to do as much testing as possible. We try to test every combination, but that isn't always possible. Adjust the filters to get more results and different resolutions and fidelity settings.

It does. Alongside performance, you can compare pricing across a range of cards, which makes it easier to spot the best value option for your next system rather than just the fastest one on paper.

Absolutely. By matching up real-world FPS in the games you play with the resolution and settings you'll use, the tool is built to help you make an informed buying decision on the right card for the system you're putting together.