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FPSHQ Wiki: every gaming & PC term

Every article answers in two sentences, shows figures from our database (150 000+ games, 1 700+ GPUs, 106 independent measurements and 4,800 rows of aggregated review data) and calculates the effect of a technology on your PC with the unified FPSHQ model.

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Unique FPSHQ metrics from this page's data

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Terms in the glossary
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sections
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independent FPS measurements in the database
Oct 13, 2026
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New in 2026

Terms that appeared or went mainstream in 2025–2026: multi frame generation, neural rendering, new GPU architectures, Steam Machine and SteamOS.

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Wiki key figures

DLSS183FSR383XeSS218
Upscaler support among 42,388 games in the FPSHQ catalog FPSHQ database, as of 2026-10-13
7%2 GB13%4 GB11%6 GB40%8 GB2%10 GB12%12 GB10%16 GB
VRAM among gamers: 622 PCs checked on FPSHQ FPSHQ database, as of 2026-10-13

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In short

What is the FPSHQ wiki?

Every article answers in two sentences, shows figures from our database (150 000+ games, 1 700+ GPUs, 106 independent measurements and 4,800 rows of aggregated review data) and calculates the effect of a technology on your PC with the unified FPSHQ model.

Articles in this language
168
Terms in the glossary
168
independent FPS measurements in the database
106
updated · source: FPSHQ model estimate

FAQ

What is Wiki FPSHQ?
Every article answers in two sentences, shows figures from our database (150 000+ games, 1 700+ GPUs, 106 independent measurements and 4,800 rows of aggregated review data) and calculates the effect of a technology on your PC with the unified FPSHQ model.
How the FPSHQ wiki differs from a regular one
Numbers come from our database: VRAM distribution among gamers, share of games with DLSS/FSR, upscaling gains from the unified FPS model, measurements. The data date is under every chart. The "On your PC" block calculates the effect of a technology for your exact GPU and CPU (from your PC passport or by name).
Interactive demo?
Interactive demos: resolution slider → FPS, DLSS/FSR modes, frame rate → frame time, power draw → electricity bill.
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