Spider-Man Remastered FPS Calculator & System Requirements

Spider-Man Remastered brings Peter Parker's adventures to PC with enhanced ray tracing, gorgeous reflections, and an uncapped framerate for smooth swinging. Running Spider-Man Remastered requires a CPU score of at least 65 and a GPU score of at least 60. The game scales well across a wide range of hardware — minimum-spec machines can hit a playable frame rate at reduced settings, while recommended hardware (CPU 80, GPU 78) targets 90 FPS at 1080p. Use the FPS calculator to test your specific CPU and GPU combination at 1080p, 1440p, or 4K.

The minimum PC requirements for Spider-Man Remastered are: CPU — Intel Core i3-4160 or AMD Ryzen 3 1300X; GPU — NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 or AMD Radeon RX 470; RAM — 8 GB RAM; Storage — 75 GB available space; OS — Windows 10 64-bit. Hardware at this tier can run the game at low graphics settings, typically achieving around 30 FPS at 1080p. Performance may feel inconsistent during CPU-heavy or GPU-heavy sequences. Using an SSD instead of a hard drive and keeping background applications closed can meaningfully reduce stuttering even without a GPU upgrade.

The recommended PC requirements for Spider-Man Remastered are: CPU — Intel Core i5-4670 or AMD Ryzen 5 1600; GPU — NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 580; RAM — 16 GB RAM; Storage — 75 GB available space. This hardware tier is tuned for around 90 FPS at 1080p on high graphics settings. Moving to 1440p at the same quality requires a GPU score meaningfully above 78. Use the FPS calculator to identify which specific CPU and GPU combinations hit your target frame rate at each resolution.

On hardware meeting Spider-Man Remastered's recommended specifications, expect around 90 FPS at 1080p on high settings. Minimum-spec hardware typically lands in the 30–45 FPS range on low-to-medium presets at the same resolution. Moving to 1440p reduces the frame rate by roughly 25–35%, and 4K roughly halves 1080p performance. Frame time consistency matters as much as the average: capping near your monitor's refresh rate can smooth out dips. Enter your components in our FPS calculator for a tailored projection including per-resolution estimates.

At 1080p, Spider-Man Remastered needs a GPU with a minimum score of 60 — the equivalent of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 or AMD Radeon RX 470. For smooth, consistent performance at 1080p on high settings, target the recommended score of 78 (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 580). Scaling to 1440p typically calls for a GPU scoring around 101, and 4K demands significantly more headroom. GPU performance score is derived from multi-game benchmark data and allows direct comparison across NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel Arc cards. Use the FPS calculator to match any GPU in our database against Spider-Man Remastered's requirements.

Spider-Man Remastered is primarily GPU-bound for raw frame rate output, but a CPU below the minimum score of 65 can create a bottleneck in complex scenes. The recommended CPU score of 80 (Intel Core i5-4670 or AMD Ryzen 5 1600) is calibrated to keep the processor from limiting GPU utilisation. If your GPU significantly exceeds the recommended score while your CPU sits near the minimum, you may notice inconsistent frame times during busy sequences. Our FPS calculator models CPU-GPU pairing and surfaces bottleneck warnings when components are significantly mismatched.

At 1440p, expect roughly 25–35% lower frame rates than 1080p in Spider-Man Remastered. On hardware at the recommended tier (GPU score 78), this translates to around 63 FPS on high settings. To maintain 90+ FPS at 1440p, target a GPU scoring around 101 or higher. Use the FPS calculator above to get a precise estimate for your specific CPU and GPU combination at 1440p across every quality preset.

4K demands roughly 55–65% more GPU power than 1080p in Spider-Man Remastered. On the recommended GPU (score 78), expect around 38 FPS at 4K on high settings. Reaching a consistent 90 FPS at 4K requires a GPU scoring around 129 or better. Upscaling technologies like DLSS 3 or FSR 3 can recover 40–60% of the resolution overhead with minimal visual cost on supported hardware.

Spider-Man Remastered on PC supports ray-traced reflections and ray-traced ambient shadows, ported and expanded from the PS5 version by Nixxes Software. Ray Tracing Reflections are the higher-cost feature — enabling them at High on a card near the recommended tier (GPU score ~90) reduces frame rates by approximately 25–35% at 1080p. DLSS 3 (Quality mode) largely offsets this cost on RTX 40-series cards. AMD users can use FSR 3 for a comparable tradeoff. The rasterized reflections in God of War are excellent and disabling RT Reflections specifically — while keeping RT Shadows — is a popular middle-ground setting for GPUs between 8 and 12 GB VRAM.

Spider-Man Remastered is VRAM-intensive due to its high-resolution Manhattan texture atlas and detailed character assets. At 1080p on high settings, expect 7–8 GB VRAM usage. At 1440p on high, 10–11 GB. At 4K on ultra, 12–14 GB. Cards with 8 GB VRAM (RTX 3070, RX 6700 XT) run the game well at 1440p on high settings with ray tracing disabled. The VRAM usage meter in the game's graphics menu is accurate and updates in real-time as you adjust settings, making it straightforward to tune texture quality to your card's capacity without trial-and-error testing.