Optimizing your graphics settings in Valorant can give you a significant FPS boost. This guide will explain which graphics settings need to be lowered and improved to give you a competitive edge.
If you haven’t worked with Valorant’s graphics settings, you may be missing some oil frames and improved performance. And that is what will give you a competitive edge over your opponents.
Below we go over all the graphics settings you need to get the optimal FPS in Valorant.
Valorant: Best Video Settings for FPS
Here are the settings you need to tweak to get the best performance from your system.
To change most of the graphics settings, you need to enter the settings menu and click on the video tab located in the upper right corner. For the first three in this list (Display Mode, Resolution and Frame Rate Limit), you need to go to the General tab.
If we set it to High / Medium or 8x / 4x, choose the setting that best suits your setup. If you have a super-powerful system, you can put it a little higher, but if you’re trying to squeeze out as much FPS as possible, or your system isn’t monstrous, don’t be afraid to lower the settings.
- Display Mode: Full Screen
- Resolution: Choose your own resolution.
- Limiting thefrequency of shots : unlimited
- Material quality: high / medium
- Texture quality: high / medium
- Detail quality: high
- Interface quality: low
- Vignette: off
- VSync: Off
- Anti-Aliasing: MSAA 4x / 2x
- Anisotropic filtering: 8x / 4x
- Clarity Enhancement: Off
- Bloom: Off
- Distortion: off
- From a first-person shade: Off
We play with the lowest recommended settings from the list above and found that they provide some great performance and clarity improvements without looking terrible. Anyway, it doesn’t look like everything is at its best.
You may be wondering: How could the graphics be better if you turned off almost everything? We only turned this off because these settings often complicate things in various ways. Disconnection means there is nothing to worry about.
