FPS estimates
Half-Life FPS
- 1998
- 88/100 · 2,941 ratings
- Capped at 100 FPS
- Action
Estimates only · ±30%
Check FPS on your GPU Half-Life was released in 1998. No published benchmark of Half-Life is in our dataset yet, so every FPS figure on this page is an estimate.
Frame rate cap: 100 FPS. Half-Life limits the frame rate to 100 FPS by default, so no graphics card shows more than that. Our estimates stop at 100 FPS too.
No measured data yet. We have not found a published benchmark of Half-Life with a source we can link. The figures below come from our model and carry a ±30% band. How the estimate works.
Our estimate on 10 reference GPUs
Estimate ±30%Model figures, not measurements: dashed bars with their ±30% band. How they are made.
- RTX 4090100game cap
- RTX 5070 Ti100game cap
- Radeon RX 9070 XT100game cap
- RTX 4070100game cap
- Radeon RX 7800 XT100game cap
- RTX 4060 Ti100game cap
- RTX 4060100game cap
- RTX 3060100game cap
- Radeon RX 6600100game cap
- GTX 1650100game cap
Cards that run Half-Life at 60+ FPS
1080p High · cheapest firstCurrent cards, by launch price. Solid chips are measured results; dashed ones are our estimate (±30%).
- Intel Arc B580launch price $249≈100 FPSAmazon
- Radeon RX 7600launch price $269≈100 FPSAmazon
- RTX 5060launch price $299≈100 FPSAmazon
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Player reports
0 reportsNo player reports for Half-Life yet.
Screenshots
SteamHalf-Life FPS questions
- Does Half-Life have an FPS cap?
- Yes. Half-Life caps the frame rate at 100 FPS by default, so a faster graphics card will not show more than 100 FPS.
- What graphics card do I need for 60 FPS in Half-Life at 1080p?
- By our estimate (±30%), the GTX 1650 is the least powerful of our 10 reference cards to reach 60 FPS at 1080p High, at about 100 FPS. No published benchmark of Half-Life at that setting is in our data to confirm it.
- Can a GTX 1650 run Half-Life?
- By our estimate it gets about 100 FPS at 1080p Low (smooth) and 100 FPS at 1080p High (smooth), each ±30%.
