Processors

Average frames per second

AMD Sempron 140 can run games with frames per second ranging from 30.9 FPS up to 77.3 FPS depending on game settings with 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p)) resolution.

• On ultra settings this processor can achieve on average around 30.9 FPS
• On high settings this processor can achieve on average around 49.5 FPS
• On medium settings this processor can achieve on average around 61.8 FPS
• On low settings this processor can achieve on average around 77.3 FPS

Grand Theft Auto V

Frames per second calculator Settings

Game Grand Theft Auto V

Screen Resolution 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p))

Processor AMD Sempron 140

Number of frames per second for AMD Sempron 140 processor in Grand Theft Auto V game with 1920 × 1080 (FHD (1080p)) resolution. When there isn't bottleneck in configuration, AMD Sempron 140 can achieve from 73.6 FPS up to 276.3 FPS frames per second while running Grand Theft Auto V game.

• On ultra settings AMD Sempron 140 can achieve from 73.6 FPS up to 110.5 FPS , with average around 92.1 FPS .
• On high settings AMD Sempron 140 can achieve from 117.8 FPS up to 176.8 FPS , with average around 147.4 FPS .
• On medium settings AMD Sempron 140 can achieve from 147.3 FPS up to 221.0 FPS , with average around 184.2 FPS .
• On low settings AMD Sempron 140 can achieve from 184.1 FPS up to 276.3 FPS , with average around 230.3 FPS .

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