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Steam testa estimador de FPS para prever desempenho antes de comprar

Steam tests FPS estimator to predict performance before purchase

Valve is developing a tool on Steam that estimates FPS based on hardware, helping to predict game performance before purchase.

Valve is developing a new tool on Steam that aims to estimate the FPS of games based on the user's hardware, to indicate more clearly how a title should run before purchase.

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  1. How it works
  2. Impact and limitations
  3. What lies ahead

How it works

  • Hardware-based estimation: the tool would use GPU, CPU, and other hardware specifications to predict FPS.
  • Saved settings: the user could select pre-defined settings or create their own to view the performance estimate.
  • Data from other users: the calculation can be based on FPS collected from users with similar specifications.

Impact and limitations

This approach could make performance more transparent than relying solely on technical requirements. However, factors such as in-game graphics settings, background applications, and specific optimizations can still alter the result.

The public that uses the Steam Deck can benefit from a clearer view of expected performance.

What lies ahead

It is not yet clear if the tool will take into account background applications or other system elements. Even so, a reading based on hardware can help in the purchasing decision and avoid surprises.

What do you think: can this FPS estimate really predict performance in titles or will it just be a rough estimate? Leave your opinion in the comments.

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