Borderlands 2 is a 2012 looter-shooter that runs at very high frame rates on modern hardware, so an SA build for it easily clears high-refresh targets while leaving room for newer games.

Quick Answer

Borderlands 2 runs at 150-240 fps at 1080p Ultra on a R15,000 SA build with a Ryzen 5 7600 and an RTX 4060. The 2012 game is light, so this build also runs current titles at 1080p-1440p Ultra, making it a strong all-rounder.

Why Borderlands 2 Is Easy To Run

The 2012 Unreal Engine 3 title is undemanding by modern standards. An RTX 4060 pushes Borderlands 2 past 150 fps at 1080p Ultra, and even integrated graphics handle it well. The CPU load is low, so a Ryzen 5 7600 has ample headroom for the four-player co-op the game is known for.

The SA Build For Borderlands 2

A R15,000 build with a Ryzen 5 7600, RTX 4060 (8GB), 16GB DDR5 and a 1TB NVMe SSD runs Borderlands 2 at 1080p Ultra 150-240 fps and 1440p Ultra well above 144 fps. The same build comfortably handles current AAA titles, so the value extends well beyond this one game.

Co-Op And Performance Notes

Borderlands 2 supports four-player online co-op; from South Africa, hosting or joining EU servers gives around 130-180ms ping on a stable fibre line. Frame rates stay high regardless, since the game is light. A 144Hz monitor at 1440p is the ideal pairing for smooth high-refresh play.

FAQ

What FPS does Borderlands 2 hit at 1080p?

Around 150-240 fps at 1080p Ultra on a Ryzen 5 7600 with an RTX 4060, easily saturating a 144Hz monitor.

What ping should I expect in Borderlands 2 co-op?

Around 130-180ms to EU servers from South Africa on a stable fibre line. Frame rates stay high since the game is light on hardware.

Is an RTX 4060 overkill for Borderlands 2?

For the game alone, somewhat, but it makes the build a strong all-rounder that also runs current AAA titles at 1080p-1440p Ultra.

This build pushes Borderlands 2 past 150 fps at 1080p Ultra; pair a 1440p 144Hz panel and a stable fibre line for smooth four-player co-op.