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GTX 1080 Ti FPS Calculator

GTX 1080 Ti is a mid-range card with 11 GB of VRAM. Across our 30 games it averages 59 FPS at 1080p High, 41 FPS at 1440p and 21 FPS at 4K. That makes 1440p the natural target, with 4K possible in lighter games or with upscaling.

GTX 1080 Ti FPS in 30 games

Average frame rate at the High preset, native resolution, no upscaling or frame generation.

Game1080p1440p4K
Alan Wake 2483513
Assassin's Creed Shadows302515
Baldur's Gate 3896436
Battlefield 6523517
Black Myth: Wukong513618
Borderlands 427175
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6875530
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33342116
Counter-Strike 219812963
Cyberpunk 2077684522
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach493822
DOOM: The Dark Ages533611
Dragon Age: The Veilguard503620
Dying Light: The Beast544022
Final Fantasy XVI402715
Ghost of Tsushima554124
God of War Ragnarök604629
Helldivers 2966836
Hogwarts Legacy583812
Horizon Forbidden West584427
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II664523
Marvel's Spider-Man 2644625
Monster Hunter Wilds42259
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl453211
Silent Hill 2 Remake39279
Star Wars Outlaws46308
Starfield362816
The First Descendant443320
The Last of Us Part II594527
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2624120

2 of 90 values come from real benchmarks; the rest are estimated from our performance model.

What CPU to pair with GTX 1080 Ti

GTX 1080 Ti averages 41 FPS at 1440p, which a current 6 to 8-core CPU can feed. At 1080p, where the card pushes 59 FPS, a faster gaming CPU starts to matter. If you play competitive shooters at high refresh rates, pick a newer generation with strong single-core speed.

What monitor suits GTX 1080 Ti

1080p: A 1080p monitor undersells GTX 1080 Ti. At 59 FPS on average you would want a 240 Hz panel to use the frames, and a 1440p panel is the better buy.

1440p: A 1440p panel at 144 to 180 Hz is the match. GTX 1080 Ti averages 41 FPS here, so VRR covers the dips and the refresh rate covers the lighter games.

4K: A 4K monitor works if you accept 21 FPS on average. Expect to use upscaling or Medium settings in demanding games, and look for a panel with VRR so the lower frame rates stay smooth.

VRAM and settings on GTX 1080 Ti

11 GB is enough for most games at 1080p and 1440p, but Alan Wake 2 wants more at 4K. If you hit the limit, lower texture quality first, then shadows. Frame-rate counters will not show the stutter, so judge by how it plays.

GTX 1080 Ti FPS FAQ

How many FPS does the GTX 1080 Ti get in Counter-Strike 2 at 1440p?

Our estimate for GTX 1080 Ti in Counter-Strike 2 at 1440p High is 129 FPS. That is the highest of the 30 games in the table. Across all 30 games it averages 41 FPS at 1440p High.

Is the GTX 1080 Ti good for 1080p gaming?

GTX 1080 Ti averages 59 FPS at 1080p High across our 30 games. Check the table above for the games you play, since the average hides both the lightest and the heaviest titles.

Can the GTX 1080 Ti run games at 4K?

At 4K High the GTX 1080 Ti averages 21 FPS across our 30 games. The table shows each game, so you can see which ones clear 60 FPS and which need lower settings or upscaling.

Is 11 GB of VRAM enough on the GTX 1080 Ti?

It depends on the game and resolution. Alan Wake 2 is the most memory-hungry game in our table, and it is where 11 GB is tested hardest, at 4K. Lower texture quality if you see stutter.

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