Angels with Scaly WingsAll GPUs › GTX 1080

Can I run Angels with Scaly Wings on GTX 1080?

SMOOTH ~122 FPS at 1080p High settings

GTX 1080 runs Angels with Scaly Wings at approximately ~122 FPS at 1080p High settings — verdict: SMOOTH. At 1440p: ~116 FPS (SMOOTH). At 4K: ~100 FPS (SMOOTH).

GTX 1080 — FPS at High settings
1080p
122 FPS SMOOTH
1440p
116 FPS SMOOTH
4K
100 FPS SMOOTH
SMOOTH
~122 FPS

The GTX 1080 delivers ~122 FPS in Angels with Scaly Wings at 1080P High settings — exceeding the 60 FPS smooth-play threshold by 62 FPS. This GPU is a strong match for high-refresh-rate monitors on this title. No upgrade needed.

Performance Optimizer

Live Simulation
1080p
122
FPS
104 1% low
SMOOTH
1440p
116
FPS
99 1% low
SMOOTH
4K
100
FPS
85 1% low
SMOOTH
GTX 1080 Specs
VRAM 8 GB
Generation 2016
Upscaling FSR 2
Frame Gen Not supported
Perf tier
✓ Verified data Feature support and FPS anchor verified via Gemini AI benchmark data.
Upscaling / AI
Upscaling not supported in this title
Ray Tracing
No RT on this GPU
Frame Gen
Not supported on this GPU
CPU Tier
GPU
CPU

Frequently asked questions — GTX 1080 & Angels with Scaly Wings

Can I run Angels with Scaly Wings on GTX 1080?

Yes. The GTX 1080 delivers approximately 122 FPS in Angels with Scaly Wings at 1080p High settings. This exceeds the 60 FPS smooth-play threshold — gameplay is fluid without any adjustments needed.

What FPS does GTX 1080 get in Angels with Scaly Wings at 1440p?

The GTX 1080 averages approximately 116 FPS in Angels with Scaly Wings at 1440p High settings — verdict: SMOOTH. Excellent result for high-refresh-rate 1440p monitors.

Can GTX 1080 run Angels with Scaly Wings at 4K?

The GTX 1080 averages approximately 100 FPS in Angels with Scaly Wings at 4K High settings — verdict: SMOOTH. 4K gaming is fully viable on this GPU for this title.

About Angels with Scaly Wings

Angels with Scaly Wings is a unique sci-fi visual novel with slice of life and dating sim elements set in a world populated by dragons.

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