Sprint View Shake - sets the level of camera shake while sprinting.Īs long as you are okay with this, set the FOV as high or low as you'd like, because it appears that any performance impact relating to FOV is negligible.

V-Sync - controls the trade-off between screen 'tearing' and input lag.

We're aware that some players are particularly sensitive to screen tearing and so this advice may not suit everyone, but if you want to perform well in this game then you probably should set the V-Sync setting to Disabled, to minimise input lag (the time between you as a player acting and the game responding to your action).

Adaptive Resolution FPS Target - dynamically lowers rendering resolution to try to maintain the specified frame rate.

In a similar manner to altering your base resolution, this is an effective setting to adjust if all you care about is getting above a certain frame rate, but it'll make your visuals significantly blurrier and not nearly as sharp as you need them to be.

Adaptive Supersampling - dynamically raises rendering resolution if the game is running faster than the target frame rate.Īgain we'd advise leaving this option alone unless you have no other choice.

If you're looking for high performance, you should keep this setting disabled.

Anti-Aliasing - smooths the image, reducing jagged lines and sparkles.Īdaptive supersampling is for PCs well above and beyond the recommended settings for Apex Legends.

AA is useful for smoothing out objects particularly at distance, which is very useful in a battle royale when you're scouting for enemies on the horizon.This means you should put Anti-Aliasing only just above the Resolution options in terms of getting your required frames. You don't want to get rid of AA unless you have no other choice.

Texture Streaming Budget - controls the amount of memory reserved for texture streaming.

Rather nicely, Apex Legends will warn you if you try to set a texture streaming budget above the actual VRAM on your system.

This aside, if you're looking to max your FPS you'll be setting your texture options to low anyway, so you can feel free to turn the budget down to Very Low (2GB VRAM).

Texture Filtering - controls the sharpness of surface details.

The Anisotropic Filtering options will often eat away at your frames, so if you're looking for a quick and easy way to gain a potential 20%+ boost in FPS, set this down to Bilinear.

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