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I've heard the Steam Overlay solution before as darthbored suggested
Anti-Aliasing. -- if you have an issue with your FPS turn this option off first.
Post Processing - this would be things like Anistropic which is similar in effect to AA. turn it off next if you have issues.
Shadows -- this has always been a big hit to your FPS turning it off always does something...but makes things look rather unrealistic because no shadows
Various:
Atmospherics, Reflections, and Water -- these sorts of things do affect your FPS to a degree obviously (more so the water,reflections, and translucent type of effects) but usually they arent going to be globally impacting. for instance you arent going to see water reflections all over the map dropping your frames or your frames may only drop really when it rains.
Texture Quality/Detail -- these are mostly going to affect you hardest if you dont have a lot of onboard memory for your graphics card. i.e you have a pitiful 2-4GB media capable card instead of a 6GB+ card. this really matters because when a game loads up all its textures many times it can load up 4GB easily as i have seen.