Dota 2 on GeForce GTX 960

Well above recommendedEstimate · low confidence, ±30%

Yes. The GeForce GTX 960 is well above Dota 2's recommended spec. We estimate ~268 fps at 1080p high (range 188–300+, low confidence, ±30%), GPU-limited. At 1440p high expect ~188 fps, so every preset holds 60 fps. Model estimate, not measured; data updated 2026-09-24.

Estimated FPS by preset

Preset	1080p	1440p	4K
low	300+	300+	192
medium	300+	244	147
high	268	188	113
ultra	215	150	90

Estimate · low confidence, ±30%

Estimated FPS from our model (v0), based on the game's published requirements and relative GPU/CPU performance. Not measured. Real results vary with drivers, patches, and scenes. Values above 300 fps show as 300+. Data updated 2026-09-24.

Best settings

60 fps at 1080p: ultra preset
60 fps at 1440p: ultra preset
144 fps at 1080p: ultra preset

This GeForce card has no tensor cores, so DLSS is not available. Use FSR or XeSS in quality mode before dropping the preset.

What limits performance

Estimates above: GPU-limited, assuming a processor fast enough not to hold the GeForce GTX 960 back.
Processor needed for ~268 fps: Core i5-9400F or faster (slowest current desktop CPU our model expects to keep up).

Video memory

GeForce GTX 960: 2 GB
The publisher lists no video memory requirement.

Dota 2 on popular graphics cards (high preset)

Graphics card	1080p	1440p	vs GeForce GTX 960
GeForce GTX 960	268	188	—
GeForce GTX 1650	300+	221	+18%
GeForce GTX 1060 6GB	300+	300+	+65%
GeForce RTX 2060 6GB	300+	300+	+147%
Radeon RX 6600	300+	300+	+171%
GeForce RTX 3060 12GB	300+	300+	+194%
GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU	300+	300+	+206%
Radeon RX 7600	300+	300+	+241%
GeForce RTX 4060	300+	300+	+247%
GeForce RTX 3070	300+	300+	+306%
GeForce RTX 4070	300+	300+	+412%
Radeon RX 7800 XT	300+	300+	+471%
GeForce RTX 5070	300+	300+	+488%
Radeon RX 9070 XT	300+	300+	+665%
GeForce RTX 4080	300+	300+	+694%
GeForce RTX 5090	300+	300+	+1165%