Terms and Conditions

Last updated: 20 September 2026

By using www.specstool.com you accept these terms. They are deliberately written in plain language: this is a small project and there is no fine print.

What SpecsTool offers

SpecsTool is a set of free estimation tools for desktop PCs: CPU/GPU bottleneck, approximate per-game frame rates, component comparison, power supply sizing, part pairing, streaming bitrate and mouse sensitivity conversion. No account is required.

Nature of the results

Results are estimates produced by a statistical model, not measurements of your machine. The typical margin of error is ±10-15% and can be larger on unusual configurations, on laptops, or for games whose profile is estimated rather than hand-calibrated. Before a significant purchase, cross-check with independent reviews and benchmarks.

We accept no liability for purchasing decisions made solely on the basis of these estimates.

Permitted use

You may use the tools freely, personally or professionally, and quote their results as long as you credit the source and link to the relevant page. Bulk automated extraction of the content or databases, mirroring the site, or presenting its results as your own is not permitted.

Intellectual property

The code, texts, performance model and design of SpecsTool are original and belong to its author. Manufacturer, product and game names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used for descriptive and informational purposes only. SpecsTool is not associated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Intel, AMD, NVIDIA or any game studio or publisher.

Advertising

The site is funded by Google AdSense advertising. Ads are always identifiable as such and do not influence tool results: no manufacturer pays to score better.

Availability and changes

The service is provided "as is", with no guarantee of uninterrupted availability. We may add, change or withdraw tools and update these terms; material changes will be reflected in the last-updated date on this page.

Governing law

These terms are governed by Spanish law. For any dispute, the parties submit to the courts designated by the applicable consumer protection rules.