Best settings for FPS Boost in Apex legends

this guide help for people who want have possible FPS in game especially in combat.

Intro

this guide i'm gonna show best setting possible for high performance and FPS in Apex legends



But before that

First of all

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

system requirement

• 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

Settings

this video shows fully about increasing your FPS
Special thanks to @wergon for giving this useful link

• 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 - be aware that increasing the FoV will impact negatively your fps because your PC must work harder to render more on the screen. so the lower the FoV the better performance.
  
  
• Color Blind Mode - Personal preference.
  
  
• V-Sync - Disable this to uncap your framerate.
  
  
• 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.
  
  
• Adaptive Resolution FPS Target - it depend on your PC.if your PC have enough FPS turn this to 0 .For people that still gets low fps even you did all these options, you may want to turn on "Adaptive Resolution FPS target" and set it to the FPS that you want, 60 fps or lower .
  NOTE: by turn on this option your game might get blurry.The smaller the number, the less blur.
  so find best FPS and visual by yourself

Further Optimisation

Here we'll list a few things you can do to further improve performance in Apex Legends. While these tweaks won't net your enormous changes in FPS, they are still worth doing. Every little helps.

NVIDIA Settings

If you've got an NVIDIA graphics card there are a few extra steps you can take to improve your FPS in Apex Legends. Below we'll take you through the process.

• Open NVIDIA Control Panel and navigate to "Manage 3D Settings".
  
  
• Click on the "Program Settings" tab and find Apex Legends. If it's not on the list, click "Add" and scroll down until you find it.
  
  
• Set "Maximum pre-rendered frames" to 1.
  
  
• Set "Monitor Technology" to "G-SYNC". Note that this will only kick into gear if you've got a G-SYNC compatible monitor.
  
  
• Set "Multi-Display/Mixed GPU Acceleration" to "Single display performance mode".
  
  
• Set "Power Management Mode" to "Prefer maximum performance".
  
  
• Turn "Vertical Sync" off.
  
  
• Enable "Threaded Optimisation".
  
  
• Set "Preferred Refresh Rate" to "Highest Available".
  

Close your browser (and spotify)

Google Chrome is particularly guilty of this, but other browsers do it too. If you have a load of tabs open while trying to play, you can be tanking your performance for nothing - just close it! You can even save the tabs for later and access them via your History menu, so get rid of them.

It's all about the RAM, so get rid of those unnecessary windows so your PC can channel that memory into Apex Legends!

Also Spotify count as RAM using. close it. it might help.

[Nora]

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Not everybody speaks English...

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[unyu]

Thanks man, this guide is really helpful. <3

[Jerkules]

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Not everybody lives in Japan...

[h52]

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[UNKNOWN]

Thanks

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For people that still gets low fps, you may want to turn on "Adaptive Resolution FPS target" and set it to the FPS that you want, 60 fps or lower (depends on your PC).

Note: It will make the game a bit blurry, but this is better for smooth aiming IMO. (I used to put it on 60 on my previous laptop)

Other option includes lowering the resolution. Or Lowering resolution and turning on Adaptive resolution FPS target at the same time.

[Shinobi681]

The link in the comments is legit

[wergon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdqvkbDP4Dc

[Bassoon]

i set everything to low and i still get fps drops