Action RPGProprietary GGG Engine (Vulkan / DX12)
Path of Exile 2 FPS Calculator
Path of Exile 2 introduces next-generation physically based rendering, volumetric fog, dynamic lighting, and complex spell physics.
DeveloperGrinding Gear Games
CPU DependencyEXTREME
GPU DependencyHIGH
Calculate Path of Exile 2 FPS for Your Rig
System Configuration
DLSS Ready
Path of Exile 21080P • HIGH PRESET
MODELED DATAMEDIUM CONFIDENCE
134AVG FPS
1% LOW FPS96 FPSPacing Floor
0.1% MIN75 FPSStutter Floor
FRAME TIME7.46 msRender Latency
Data Provenance: Synthesized from empirical GPU/CPU physics and game engine scaling model. Source: Verified Hardware Hierarchy & Engine Scaling Lab
Verdict: Playable Gaming Experience
Your graphics card (NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060) is operating at maximum 99% capacity, which is the ideal state for AAA gaming. Your AMD Ryzen 5 5600 easily keeps up without stalling frame pacing.
Hardware Balance & Load Diagnostic
GPU Expected Load99%
CPU Expected Load35%
VRAM Buffer Status (NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060: 8 GB)~6.8 GB / 8 GB
Resolution Scaling Impact (HIGH)
Competitive & Optimal Settings for Path of Exile 2
Use DirectX 12 / Vulkan and set Dynamic Culling to High to maintain fluid performance during dense monster packs.
Reference Hardware Performance (1080p Ultra Baseline)
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 409024 GB VRAM
239 FPS
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Super12 GB VRAM
149 FPS
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40608 GB VRAM
92 FPS
AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT16 GB VRAM
143 FPS
AMD Radeon RX 76008 GB VRAM
90 FPS
Path of Exile 2 Performance FAQs
Why is Path of Exile 2 CPU-heavy in endgame mapping?
Dense monster packs triggering hundreds of simultaneous damage calculations and status ailments heavily stress CPU single and multi-core throughput.