Steam library 2.0 · no password

Which games in my Steam library can my PC run — and what an upgrade gives

Enter a public Steam profile or add games by hand — we show FPS for every game on your PC and count in how many of your games a CPU swap or a one-class-higher graphics card gives a noticeable boost. FPSHQ model as of Nov 14, 2026: of the 100 most popular games in the catalog, the RTX 3060 runs 96 at 60+ FPS in 1080p High, the GTX 1650 — 13.

190,919Steam games in the FPSHQ catalog
96/100top games at 60+ FPS on RTX 3060 (1080p, High)
82games with a game-ready driver
12games in Game Pass / PS Plus / GFN this month

Your games and your PC

Profile link, SteamID64 or custom profile name. The profile and its game details must be public (Steam → Profile → Privacy Settings → Game details → Public). No password needed; we do not store your SteamID.

Detecting your graphics card…

More accurate with a CPU: we account for CPU bottlenecks and suggest a processor swap.

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How many of 100 popular games run at 60 FPS: popular graphics cards

The 100 most popular released games in the FPSHQ catalog by FPS at High settings (FPSHQ model estimate, Nov 14, 2026). This is what an “average library” looks like — check yours above.

How many of 100 popular games run at 60 FPS: popular graphics cards — 1080pGTX 1650under 30 FPS: 393930–59 FPS: 484860–143 FPS: 1212144+ FPS: 1RTX 306030–59 FPS: 460–143 FPS: 8282144+ FPS: 1414RTX 406060–143 FPS: 7575144+ FPS: 2525Radeon RX 760030–59 FPS: 8860–143 FPS: 7878144+ FPS: 1414RTX 4060 Ti60–143 FPS: 5454144+ FPS: 4646RTX 4070 Super60–143 FPS: 1818144+ FPS: 8282Radeon RX 9070 XT60–143 FPS: 3144+ FPS: 9797RTX 508060–143 FPS: 2144+ FPS: 9898under 30 FPS30–59 FPS60–143 FPS144+ FPS
Number of the 100 popular games at 60+ and 144+ FPS on High settings; FPSHQ model estimate (central value), Nov 14, 2026.
Graphics card≥ 60 FPS · 1080p≥ 60 FPS · 1440p≥ 60 FPS · 4K≥ 144 FPS · 1080p
GTX 1650 131011
RTX 3060 96601214
RTX 4060 100761525
Radeon RX 7600 92581214
RTX 4060 Ti 100933546
RTX 4070 Super 1001006682
Radeon RX 9070 XT 1001009497
RTX 5080 10010010098
In short

How do I find out which games in my Steam library my PC can run?

model estimate According to the FPSHQ model as of Nov 14, 2026, of the 100 most popular released games in our catalog, at High settings in 1080p at least 60 FPS is reached by 13 games on the GTX 1650, 96 on the RTX 3060 and 100 on the RTX 4070 Super (66 in 4K on the RTX 4070 Super). The library check matches your Steam games (public profile, no password) with the FPSHQ catalog (190,919 Steam games) and calculates FPS for every game on your graphics card and CPU with the same model as our “Can it run” pages: where the expected model error is above 25 %, a range is shown, and real measurements are marked as measured. The upgrade advisor compares your PC with two options — a CPU balanced for your graphics card and a graphics card one class higher — and tells you in how many of your games the gain is at least 10 %. Prices are not used.

updated · source: FPSHQ model estimate

How it works

  1. Enter a public Steam profile (games and wishlist) or add games by hand — no password needed.
  2. Your graphics card is detected in the browser; you can pick the CPU and resolution.
  3. See FPS for every game and the advice: what helps more — a new CPU or a graphics card one class higher.
  4. Subscribe to alerts (Telegram, or e-mail with confirmation) or share the “my PC vs my library” card.
FPSHQ in TelegramFPS for any game on any graphics card right in the chat

Methodology and data

Games are matched to the FPSHQ catalog by Steam appid. FPS is the FPSHQ model (calibrated on measurements and reviews; a range where the expected error is above 25 %, per the backtest on /methodology/accuracy/); real measurements are marked. “CPU swap” is the processor balanced for your graphics card (the same calculation as on /gpu-for-cpu/ and /cpu-for-gpu/); “one class higher GPU” is a popular graphics card at least 25 % faster by Bench Score and from the next class. A gain counts as noticeable from 10 %. Unreleased games are shown without FPS. Data as of Nov 14, 2026. More about the methodology →

FPSHQ Team

Frequently asked questions

How do I find out which games in my Steam library my PC can run?
Paste a link to your public Steam profile (or add games by hand), check the graphics card and press “Show FPS and advice”. Every game gets an FPS estimate for your PC at the chosen resolution and preset, and the summary shows how many games run at 60 FPS or more.
Do you need my Steam password, and what do you store?
No password: only public profile data is used. We do not store your SteamID — the game list stays in your browser. If you subscribe to alerts, we keep the list of catalog games, your graphics card and CPU models and the contact channel (the e-mail encrypted).
Why are my games not found?
Most likely your profile or game details are private in Steam privacy settings. Make “Game details” public or add games on the “Manual list” tab. Games that are not in the FPSHQ catalog are skipped.
How does the upgrade advisor pick the CPU and graphics card?
The CPU is the one balanced for your graphics card by the FPSHQ model (as on our pairing pages), if it is noticeably faster than yours. The graphics card is a popular model of the next class, at least 25 % faster than yours by Bench Score. FPS before and after is calculated for each of your games; a gain of 10 % or more counts as noticeable. Prices are not considered.
How do alerts work and how do I unsubscribe?
No account needed: in Telegram you press “Confirm” in the bot; by e-mail you get a confirmation link. Messages come at most once a day. Unsubscribing takes one click: the link in every e-mail or the button under a bot message.
Why is FPS shown as a range?
Where the backtest puts the expected FPSHQ model error above 25 %, we show a range “N–M FPS” — the middle 50 % of likely outcomes — instead of one falsely precise number. Real measurements are shown as a number marked “measured”.