GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

"RTX 4060 Laptop GPU" is the laptop-name record for the current generation's volume mid-range chip — the same AD107 silicon carried under its plain name in most listings, captured here under the explicit laptop naming with 119 games benchmarked at 1080p. The matched roster of 191 models is the largest of any GPU in the catalog. This guide covers where this record lands in 2026.

Where the RTX 4060 Laptop GPU sits in 2026

This record scores 69.8 and ranks 42nd of 341 scored mobile GPUs. Its neighborhood is a generational crossroads: the RTX 3060 Laptop record (71) just above, the RTX 2070 (70.5) and professional RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell (70.9) and RTX A3000 (69.6) alongside, and — the pairing worth pausing on — the RTX 5070 (69.6) and RTX 3070 Laptop GPU (69.6) at exactly the same score below. One record below its sibling placement, level with last generation's performance tier and the current generation's step-up chip: the mid-range of laptop GPUs has compressed, and naming records that land in this band describe the same practical experience.

What the chip brings

The record confirms the family architecture — Ada Lovelace on a 4 nm-class process, 8 GB of GDDR6 memory and a 115 W-class thermal design, with CUDA and DLSS headlining the features. Public benchmark results for this record are solid: around 19,500 PassMark points, a Fire Strike score near 27,900 and over 90,000 points in both the Vulkan and OpenCL compute tests. The complete engineering detail — 3,072 shader cores and the 272 GB/s memory system — lives on the chip's spec page beside the plain-name record.

FPS in games at 1080p

The table is uniformly strong. At the high preset: 340 FPS in Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, 240 in CS:GO, Overwatch and Valorant, 238 in Forza Horizon 5, 208 in F1 2021, 201 in Vampire Bloodhunt, 195 in Counter-Strike 2, 191 in the Witcher 3, 180 in Diablo 4 and Fortnite and 173 in Hitman 3. The demanding catalog holds high-settings comfort: Cyberpunk 2077 at 123, Battlefield 2042 at 123 rising to 146 on medium, the Resident Evil 4 remake at 124, Far Cry 5 at 128 and Forza Horizon 4 at 160. The heaviest ports sit at the boundary — Hogwarts Legacy 71 rising to 88, Baldur's Gate 3 69 rising to 78, Atomic Heart 63 rising to 103 and The Last of Us 55 rising to 63.

Laptops that carry it

The 191-model matched roster is the catalog's largest, spanning 2024–2025. The HP Victus 15 opens at $1,256 with the 2025 revision at $1,440; OMEN 16 machines run $1,280–$1,665 and the OMEN 17 $1,509–$1,713; Lenovo's Legion 5 asks $1,400; the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16, MSI Stealth A16 AI+ and Victus 16 cluster near $1,412–$1,440; and the Alienware M18 R2 tops out at $2,485. Roster medians — best-CPU 89.8, gaming index 82, energy efficiency 84.2 — describe modern machines with the processors to feed the silicon.

Bottom line

Read this record as the implementation-spread view of the RTX 4060: same silicon as the plain-name record ranked eighteen places higher, scored here on a broader mix of laptops, and landing exactly alongside the RTX 3070 Laptop record and the RTX 5070 — a one-line summary of how compressed the mid-range has become. The buying advice holds across every record: this tier plays everything at 1080p high, carries DLSS frame generation, and starts at $1,256 used. Compare specific laptops, not GPU names; within this band the chassis, screen and processor differentiate the experience far more than the sticker does.