Apex Legends Best Settings for FPS Boost Guide

First of all

you should have system requirement if you’re unsure whether your rig can run Apex Legends in the first place!

• OS: 64-bit Windows 10
• CPU: Intel Core i3-6300 3.8GHz / AMD FX-4350 4.2 GHz Quad-Core Processor
• RAM: 6GB
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 640 / Radeon HD 7700
• GPU RAM: 1 GB
• HARD DRIVE: Minimum 30 GB of free space

• Display Mode – Set this to Full Screen.
• Aspect Ratio – Set this to your native monitor resolution. It’s likely to be 16:9, 1080p.
• Resolution – Set this to your native monitor resolution.
• Field of View – This is personal preference. If you want to see more in general then set this to max, but if you want things a little closer, then tone it down somewhat. See what works best for you by tweaking it in-game.
• Color Blind Mode – Personal preference.
• V-Sync – Disable this to uncap your framerate.
• Adaptive Resolution FPS Target – Set this to 0.
• Adaptive Supersampling – This will be greyed out.
• Anti-Aliasing – Switch this off for maximum FPS. Keep it on for a slightly sharper looking experience which won’t tank your FPS.
• Texture Streaming Budget – This is effectively “Texture Resolution” and this depends on the power of your graphics card and the VRAM it comes equipped with. For pure FPS, we’d recommend switching this to a lower setting and not going any higher than Medium.
• Texture Filtering – This affects the sharpness of texture details which can hit FPS quite hard if you crank this up. We’d recommend keeping this at “Anisotropic 2X”.
• Ambient Occlusion Quality – Affects the quality of shadows and the like. This can heavily affect performance so set this to low. For powerful rigs, you can pop this on medium.
• Sun Shadow Coverage – Set this to low.
• Sun Shadow Detail – Set this to low.
• Spot Shadow Detail – Set this to low.
• Volumetric Lighting – Disable this as it can tank performance.
• Dynamic Spot Shadows – You get the gist, disable this.
• Model Detail – Set this to low or medium as it determines detail for objects and characters in the game world.
• Effects Detail – Determines the detail of explosions, ability effects and the like. Set this to low or medium too.
• Impact Marks – This controls how many bullet impact marks you’ll see in the game world. Set this to low or medium.
• Ragdolls – Affects the “flail” of a dead body. Set this to low or medium.