When it comes to dominating in Fortnite, a stable and high frame rate is key. Let's face it, frame tearing can be a real game-changer, and not in a good way. But fear not, we've got your back with the ultimate guide on best Fortnite graphics settings.
Whether you're on a low-end PC or a top-of-the-line machine, crashes and glitches can still rear their ugly heads. That's why nailing down the right graphics configuration is crucial for an enjoyable gaming experience. Dive into our guide to discover the recommended graphics settings and thus, increase your chances of winning.
But before we dive into this topic, feel free to take a look at our guide on where to find the Enforcer AR in Fortnite. On top of that, you can also read our article on how to get and use the Flowberry Fizz consumable in Fortnite.
Best Fortnite graphics settings for low-end PC
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+ 2If you have a low-end PC, don't worry because you can still play Fortnite without any freezes. Of course, you'll have to sacrifice a beautiful picture, but we're sure that's not the reason why millions of players play the hit game from Epic Games. So, without further ado, here are the graphics settings for low-end PCs we suggest:
Display
- Window Mode - Full-screen
- Resolution - Set to your monitor's native resolution
- Frame Rate Limit - Unlimited
Graphics
- 3D Resolution - 100%
- View Distance - Epic
- Shadows - Off
- Anti-Aliasing - Off
- Textures - Low
- Effects - Low
- Post-processing - Low
Advanced graphics
- V-Sync - Off
- Motion Blur - Off
- Rendering Mode - DirectX11 or DirectX12
- Nvidia Reflex Low Latency - On + Boost
- Ray Tracing - Off
Best Fortnite graphics settings for high-end PC
click to enlarge + 2If you have a powerful PC and you want to play with a stable FPS and good graphics, these are the settings we recommend:
Display
- Window Mode - Full-screen
- Resolution - Set to your monitor's native resolution
- Frame Rate Limit - Do not set more than the hertz of your screen
Graphics
- 3D Resolution - 100%
- View Distance - Epic
- Shadows - On
- Anti-Aliasing - High
- Textures - High
- Effects - High
- Post-processing - High
Advanced graphics
- V-Sync - Off
- Motion Blur - Off
- Rendering Mode - DirectX11 or DirectX12
- Nvidia Reflex Low Latency - On + Boost
- Ray Tracing - On
That's it. And before you go, check out our article on how to get the Evil Plan emote in Fortnite.