What FPS should I be actually getting with these specs?

@MiragesHusband  To actually know you would have to use a benchmark program like 3dmark. To actually say if it's good or bad I'd have to know the monitor specs and things like the speed of your memory and specs of your motherboard and other specs. Most lcd flatscreen monitors are locked to 60fps so whether it says 30fps or 100fps, your only seeing 60fps. You would have to have an old crt (like the 20 inch Sony crt I use to benchmark) to actually see the difference. a frame rate of 30fps should produce fluid motion. Anything past 60fps only gives you more detail. Computer video system are actually very complicated and now that 1080p is pretty much the standard (4K is coming up fast) we have to start considering bandwidth of components. You have to understand the higher the resolution the more memory needs to be written and faster to fill the frame buffer and we are back to the bandwidth issue. If you want high fps then you may have to lower the resolution to 720p. Here are things to check - are the video device drivers up to date? Is the Nvidia control panel for triple buffering? Is to fps dropping too low? What happens when you lower the resolution? 3dmark offering a free benchmark - download it (you can get it through Steam) and see what it tells you. Now that you know the software you can compare it to other system like yours (at least you used to be able to). I have a GTX 960 in my gaming machine and I'm getting good video with Fallout 4. hth