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Estimate your Performance Index
See how a machine would score on the Performance Index, and what would raise it. It does not estimate earnings.
How the estimate works
The PI is a weighted sum of five scores, each between 0 and 1. The weights are the ones in the payout documentation (opens in a new tab). Where the documentation doesn't give a reference value, the calculator uses one chosen to reproduce the documentation's own examples.
| Component | Weight | What it measures |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware Baseline | 20% | CPU, RAM and upload speed, against network references |
| Uptime & Reliability | 25% | Time online, with downtime you couldn’t control penalized less |
| Delivery Performance | 30% | Cache hits, time to first byte and request success |
| Observed Capacity Peaks | 15% | Sustained throughput under real load; hardware for the first 14 days |
| Telemetry Stability | 10% | Throttling, disk latency and competition from other software |
To take part, a machine needs at least 2 CPU cores, 4 GB of RAM, 10 GB of free storage and 10 Mbps of upload. Upload counts toward the score up to 200 Mbps.