Before requesting to add a game, you have to benchmark it at all settings. Set the game to the maximum possible graphics, then select a single advanced setting, and benchmark it at all values. Order it in the format of the following example for each setting:
Object Detail:
Low: 144.42 FPS
Medium: 125.93 FPS
High: 121.47 FPS
Between measuring different settings, always make sure to max out the last one you benchmarked, don't keep it on a lower setting.
If the game has a benchmark feature built-in, awesome, just use it to get your results, and state this in your submission. If not, choose a single stable spot, and wait at least 10 seconds after each setting change to settle in. Make sure it's very easy to get to that spot in the game. Describe this spot very well: where you are, what are you looking at, what is at the very edge of the frame.
It's enough to do the full benchmark of all settings at a single resolution. The website uses advanced algorithms to try and predict their combined effect. However, these algorithms can't predict what changing the resolution does to the game. Please also record a single benchmark of the maxed out settings at multiple resolutions, that way the algorithm can do its predictions on all these resolutions. In your submission, state the resolution where the full benchmark took place, and list all other tested resolutions with their reference frame rates. For this reason, DLSS/FSR/etc. don't have to be measured at all, keep upscalers and frame generation disabled at all times.
You can also specify other benchmark points in the game. For these, a place name is enough. They don't have to be early locations, but the names shall not contain spoilers. Their frame rates shall be measured at the resolution of the full benchmark with maxed out settings.
Please also include your CPU and GPU. While the amount of RAM is not stated on the game pages, it's either enough or not. Always check the system requirements for the required amount. Do not submit measurements that stutter a lot, as that's usually caused by not enough RAM. A small amount of stuttering is okay.
If a game already exists and is already benchmarked for the changes caused by the settings, this is very easy. Do a benchmark in the way it's stated on the game's page, with the graphics maxed out, and send in that number along with your CPU and GPU. Look out for stutters, stuttering results shall not be sent in.
If you compiled everything required here, use the Contact Form on my main website with the button on the bottom of the window.
The checklist again for new submissions is: