PC statistics: how good real systems are
This page aggregates every hardware analysis run on Rate My Computer. Each analysis assigns an overall score from 0 to 100. The data is anonymous: we store no names or IP addresses, only score, device type and use case.
1,052
Systems analysed
58
Average score
60
Median
80
Top 10% threshold
A typical system scores 60 points. Anyone reaching 80 or more is in the top 10% of all analysed devices.
Score distribution
0–94 · 0%
10–1917 · 2%
20–2943 · 4%
30–3986 · 8%
40–49146 · 14%
50–59199 · 19%
60–69284 · 27%
70–79167 · 16%
80–8982 · 8%
90–10024 · 2%
Breakdown by device type and purpose
Desktop PC · 988 systems · Ø 59
Photo & video editing / workstation641 · 65% · Ø 60
Gaming306 · 31% · Ø 57
AI / local models11 · 1% · Ø 62
Silent PC5 · 1% · Ø 48
Office & everyday1 · 0% · Ø 63
Not classified24 · 2% · Ø 51
Laptop · 40 systems · Ø 40
Gaming1 · 3% · Ø 85
Photo & video editing / workstation0 · 0%
Ultrabook0 · 0%
Office & everyday0 · 0%
Not classified39 · 98% · Ø 39
Smartphone · 3 systems · Ø 50
Flagship0 · 0%
Mid-range0 · 0%
Entry level0 · 0%
Gaming0 · 0%
Camera phone0 · 0%
Foldable0 · 0%
Not classified3 · 100% · Ø 50
Server · 1 systems · Ø 84
AI / local models1 · 100% · Ø 84
Virtualization & containers0 · 0%
Database0 · 0%
Storage & backup0 · 0%
Web & cloud0 · 0%
HPC / simulation0 · 0%
AI system · 1 systems · Ø 82
Local LLM workstation1 · 100% · Ø 82
AI training0 · 0%
AI inference & serving0 · 0%
Edge AI0 · 0%
Mining rig · 0 systems · no analyses yet
Methodology
Each unique system counts once: identical component lists are merged. Analyses without a valid score are excluded. Values update with every new analysis. How the score is built is explained in the methodology page.