Frank and DrakeAll GPUsGTX 960 › 1080p

GTX 960 — Frank and Drake at 1080p

PLAYABLE ~34 FPS at 1080p High settings

GTX 960 runs Frank and Drake at approximately ~34 FPS at 1080p High settings — verdict: PLAYABLE. At 1440p: ~32 FPS (PLAYABLE). At 4K: ~28 FPS (STRUGGLE).

GTX 960 — FPS at High settings
1080p
34 FPS PLAYABLE
1440p
32 FPS PLAYABLE
4K
28 FPS STRUGGLE
PLAYABLE
~34 FPS

The GTX 960 runs Frank and Drake at ~34 FPS on 1080P High settings — within the 30–60 FPS playable range but below the 60 FPS smooth-play threshold. Switching from High to Medium settings typically recovers approximately 6 FPS on this GPU tier.

Performance Optimizer

Live Simulation
1080p
34
FPS
27 1% low
PLAYABLE
1440p
32
FPS
25 1% low
PLAYABLE
4K
28
FPS
22 1% low
STRUGGLE
GTX 960 Specs
VRAM 4 GB
Generation 2015
Upscaling None
Frame Gen Not supported
Perf tier
∿ Formula only FPS estimated by GPU performance model. Feature toggles hidden until verified.
Upscaling / AI
No upscaling on this GPU
Ray Tracing
No RT on this GPU
Frame Gen
Not supported on this GPU
CPU Tier
GPU
CPU

Frequently asked questions — GTX 960 & Frank and Drake

Can I run Frank and Drake on GTX 960?

Yes. The GTX 960 delivers approximately 34 FPS in Frank and Drake at 1080p High settings. Frame rate is in the 30–60 FPS playable range. Switching to Medium settings recovers roughly 15–20% more FPS.

What FPS does GTX 960 get in Frank and Drake at 1440p?

The GTX 960 averages approximately 32 FPS in Frank and Drake at 1440p High settings — verdict: PLAYABLE. Playable at 1440p — consider lowering to Medium for a smoother experience.

Can GTX 960 run Frank and Drake at 4K?

The GTX 960 averages approximately 28 FPS in Frank and Drake at 4K High settings — verdict: STRUGGLE. 4K is not recommended on this GPU for this title. 1080p or 1440p is the better choice.

About Frank and Drake

Turn-based narrative experience about two housemates with different time cycles. A contemporary take on the classic novels of Frankenstein and Dracula.

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