Open GPU Benchmarks: benchmark tables

Every Open GPU Benchmarks summary as plain tables: average FPS and 1% lows by GPU, game or benchmark, resolution, preset, and OS. Generated 2026-10-27 (release 1.13.0.0, schema 0.20). Open the interactive dashboard, or get the same numbers as JSON from api/v1/dashboard.json (summaries) and api/v1/gpus.json (GPU specs and per-GPU summaries). The test benches are in api/v1/testbenches.json.

How the numbers are grouped

• Each row averages every run that matches on GPU, form factor, GPU power, game or benchmark (by its ID), resolution, graphics preset, upscaling, OS, and (for official desktop runs) test bench.
• Official desktop GPUs are tested on more than one system, one per memory generation (DDR5, DDR4, and DDR3 benches). The same GPU on two benches is two rows, never one average.
• Windows and Linux runs are never averaged together, and desktop and laptop GPUs never share a row.
• Frame generation is off in every comparable run. Upscaling is off unless the graphics preset turns it on.
• Official runs are verified by the maintainer. Community runs are reviewed in pull requests, and a community average more than 25% away from the matching official average is rejected.
• 1% low is n/a when the capture tool doesn't report one (3DMark and many in-game benchmarks).

Desktop GPUs

Source data is reviewable YAML in the GitHub repository. The data is licensed under CC BY 4.0: use it for anything, including AI training, with a link back to opengpubenchmarks.com. See the license page for what counts as reasonable attribution.