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PC General
Updated Nov 1, 2026
Start here
- Where
- Settings › Graphics › Optimize
- Start
- Pick High in Quick Settings, then change the ones below. It’ll flip to Custom. That’s fine.
- Tags
- Keep worth the frames. Drop first goes when FPS dips. Free costs next to nothing.
- Sliders
- Very Low on the left, Very High on the right. Switches are just on or off.
The glow-up
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Upscaler
DLSS or FSR, on Quality FreeDLSS on NVIDIA, FSR on AMD. Free frames.
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Texture Quality
High FreeIt eats video memory and barely touches FPS. Normal on 6GB.
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Model Quality
High KeepYour outfit deserves the detail.
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Post-Processing Quality
High KeepThe glow and color. Most of the pretty.
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Global Illumination Quality
Normal Drop firstSoft bounce light. Heavy on the GPU.
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Shadow Quality
Normal Drop firstThe single biggest FPS cost in the menu.
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Reflection Quality
Low Drop firstCosts a lot in fights. Nobody notices.
Sky, water and the world
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Cloud Quality
High Drop firstSunbeams need clouds above Normal.
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Volumetric Light Scattering
On Drop firstSunbeams, if you can spare the frames.
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Volumetric Fog
On Drop firstMisty mornings and moody caves.
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Water Reflection Method
Performance FreeThe game itself warns Quality is heavy.
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View Distance Quality
High KeepBig views. It leans on your CPU.
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Vegetation Quality
Normal Drop firstGrass. Nobody stares at grass.
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Effect Quality
Normal Drop firstSpell sparkle. Tanks FPS in group fights.
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Player Particle Effect Display
Self and Party FreeStrangers’ fireworks just cost you frames.
Need more FPS? Drop in order
- 1Shadow Quality to Low. The biggest single gain.
- 2Global Illumination to Low. Your GPU will sigh with relief.
- 3Reflection Quality to Very Low.
- 4Volumetric Fog and Light Scattering off.
- 5Effect Quality to Low.
- 6Vegetation Quality to Low.
- 7Upscaler to Balanced.
- 8Texture Quality to Normal, only if you’re out of video memory.