Bottleneck Calculator – Test CPU & GPU Performance Instantly

Is your CPU holding back your GPU? Or is your RAM slowing things down? With Techfloa’s free Bottleneck Calculator, you can test your system in seconds and see how well your hardware works together.

Find out if your CPU, GPU, RAM or storage is limiting your gaming performance. Run a quick test and get actionable upgrade recommendations.

Bottleneck Calculator

Bottleneck Calculator

Check if your CPU and GPU are well balanced for optimal performance

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Purpose

What is a bottleneck?

  • A bottleneck happens when one component slows down the performance of the others.
  • Example: powerful GPU + weak CPU → low FPS in games.
  • Bottlenecks don’t mean your PC is broken — it just means one part isn’t keeping up.

Why Choose Our Tool?

  • Fast and accurate results
  • Works with the latest CPUs & GPUs
  • Great for gamers, creators, and professionals
  • Linked to expert guides to help you fix bottlenecks

Learn More About Bottleneck

GPU Bottlenecks

Bottlenecks happen when one component limits overall PC performance. At TechFloa, we simplify complex benchmarks so you can understand, test, and fix them easily.

RAM & Storage Bottlenecks

Bottlenecks happen when one component limits overall PC performance. At TechFloa, we simplify complex benchmarks so you can understand, test, and fix them easily.

Featured Guides

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How accurate is the bottleneck calculator?

Our calculator uses benchmark averages to estimate balance. It gives reliable guidance but consider real-world benchmarks for final decisions.

Can I fix bottlenecks without upgrading?

Often yes — lower settings, change resolution or enable performance features like DLSS. We explain the steps in our Bottleneck Fixes hub.

Will bottlenecks damage components?

No. Bottlenecks affect performance, not hardware health. Thermal issues are separate — always monitor temps.

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