FPS per Dollar Calculator

Formula

To calculate FPS per Dollar:

\[ \text{FPS/D} = \frac{\text{FPS}}{\text{Cost}} \]

Where:

$\text{FPS/D}$ is the frames per second per dollar
$\text{FPS}$ is the frames per second achieved
$\text{Cost}$ is the cost of the hardware in dollars

FPS Per Dollar Definition

FPS per dollar is a metric used to assess the cost-effectiveness of computer hardware, such as graphics cards or gaming systems, in terms of the performance they deliver. It is calculated by dividing the frames per second (FPS) that the hardware can achieve by the cost of the hardware. This metric helps in comparing different hardware options and determining which offers the best value for money in terms of gaming or rendering performance. A higher FPS per dollar indicates better value, meaning you get more performance for each dollar spent.

Example Calculation 1

Assume the following values:

Frames Per Second (FPS) = 120 FPS
Cost of Hardware = $300

Using the formula:

\[ \text{FPS/D} = \frac{120}{300} = 0.40 \]

The FPS per dollar is 0.40.

Example Calculation 2

Assume the following values:

Frames Per Second (FPS) = 60 FPS
Cost of Hardware = $150

Using the formula:

\[ \text{FPS/D} = \frac{60}{150} = 0.40 \]

The FPS per dollar is 0.40.