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best settings

Every setting in the game's menu, with what to pick for the most frames and the clearest view of other players, or for the best picture.

The setting names and options are the game's own. The picks are ours: the game gives no recommended values, so these are the trade-offs most shooters work by. Start from the left column, check your frames with the FPS counter, then switch on what you miss from the right one.

display

Setting For FPS and spotting players For the best picture Why
Screen Resolution Your screen’s own Your screen’s own Anything else looks soft. Lower Render Resolution instead if you need frames.
Fullscreen On On Fullscreen gives the game the whole GPU and the lowest input delay.
Frame Rate Your monitor’s refresh rate or higher Your monitor’s refresh rate The game offers 30, 60, 120, 144, 240 and Unlimited.
VSync Off Every Frame VSync stops tearing but adds input delay. Leave it off if your monitor has G-Sync or FreeSync.
Render Resolution 100%, lower only if you must 100% This scales the 3D picture only, so the interface stays sharp. Lowering it is the biggest frame boost in the menu.
HDR Off On, with an HDR monitor It only helps on a monitor that supports HDR.

graphics

Pick a Graphics Quality preset first (Minimum, Low, Medium, High or Ultra), then change the lines below. Some changes need you to go back to the main menu before they apply.

Setting For FPS and spotting players For the best picture Why
Texture Quality High High Costs video memory, hardly any frames. Drop to Medium only on a card with little VRAM.
Shadows Medium Quality High Quality Shadows show you a player around a corner. Medium keeps them and saves most of the cost of High.
Additional Light Disabled On Extra light sources look good in the city at night and cost frames.
Additional Light Shadows Off On One of the heaviest settings in the menu.
HBAO Off On Soft contact shadows. Pretty, and expensive.
Environment Reflections Off On Screen-space reflections cost a lot for wet streets and windows.
Anti-aliasing The lightest option The best option Smooths jagged edges. The heavier modes cost frames and can blur distant players.
Level of Detail Medium High How detailed far-away objects are.
LOD Crossfade Off On Smooths the switch between detail levels, at a small cost.
Object Visibility Distance High Render All How far the game draws objects. Too low and things pop in late on the road.
Grass Minimum Quality High Quality Less grass is fewer frames spent and a clearer view in the desert settlements.
Grass Draw Distance Low High How far grass is drawn.
Water Low Quality High Quality How the sea and other water are drawn.
Skinning Two Bones Four Bones How smoothly characters bend. Two is cheaper and hard to tell apart in a fight.
Motion Blur Off Off Blurs the screen whenever you turn. It makes targets harder to track.
Depth of Field Off Off Blurs what you are not looking at, including what is coming up behind it.
Eye Adaptation Off On With it on, leaving a dark room blinds you for a moment.
Post-processing On On The game’s colour and light finish. Turning it off makes the picture flat rather than clearer.
Interface Window Blur Off On Blurs the world behind menus. Costs frames every time the inventory is open.

controls

Setting For FPS and spotting players For the best picture Why
General Sensitivity Your own Your own Coming from another shooter? Convert your sensitivity so it feels the same. Sensitivity converter
ADS Sensitivity Your own Your own Mouse speed while aiming down sights.
Hold to Aim On On Aim only while you hold the key. Quicker to drop out of a scope in a fight.
Hold to Crouch Your choice Your choice Toggle is easier on long sneaks through a building.
Hold to Sprint Off Off With it off one press keeps you sprinting, which is kinder on long runs.
Invert Mouse Y-Axis Off Off Only if you are used to it.
Display Key Markers in HUD On On Shows the keys for actions on screen while you learn them.

sound, voice and the rest

Setting For FPS and spotting players For the best picture Why
Voice Chat Mode Push To Talk Push To Talk Nobody hears your room, and nobody hears you breathe behind a door.
Noise Suppression On On Filters background noise from your microphone.
Echo Cancellation On On Stops your speakers coming through your microphone.
Play Audio When not in Focus On On You still hear an alarm or a car while you are tabbed out.
Frame Rate (FPS) On Off Shows your frames, to check what each change does.
Network Latency (PING) On Off Shows your ping. Pick the closest Region if it is high.
Packet Loss (LOSS) On Off Lost packets cause rubber-banding. Worth seeing when fights feel off.
Streamer Mode On if you stream On if you stream Hides your player ID, server and settlement, limits the world map and turns off the radio, so viewers cannot find you.