In this video, I’m going to show you seven quick steps to boost FPS,
fix FPS drops and improve performance for Apex Legends on your Low-End PC.
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In the first step, you’re going to stop the Windows Apps
from running in the background.
First, press “Windows” + “R” on the desktop.
In the field “Open”, type “gpedit.msc” and then click on “OK”.
After that, navigate to “Computer Configuration”, “Administrative Templates”,
“Windows Components” and then “App Privacy”.
Now, double-click on the option “Let Windows Apps Run in the Background”.
Then, check the option “Enabled”.
In “Default for All Apps”, select “Force Deny”.
And lastly, click on “Apply” and “OK” to save the change.
In the second step, you’re going to enable three options
to make your Windows get maximum performance in Apex Legends.
First, search for “Game Mode” in the Start Menu
and then select “Game Mode Settings”.
Then, make sure this option is enabled, otherwise enable it.
After that, click on “Graphics”.
Now, in the field “Search This List”, type “Apex Legends”.
Then, click on “Options”, select “High Performance” and click on “Save”.
Now, search for “Control Panel” in the Start Menu
and then select the corresponding option.
In “View by:”, select “Category”.
Now, click on “Hardware and Sound” and then “Power Options”.
And lastly, select the power plan “High Performance”.
In the third step, you’re going to disable the fullscreen optimizations in Apex Legends.
First, open your Library on Steam.
Now, right-click on “Apex Legends” and then select “Properties”.
After that, click on “Local Files” and then “Browse”.
Now, right-click on the file “r5apex” and then click on “Properties”.
After that, select the tab “Compatibility” and check “Disable Fullscreen Optimizations”.
And lastly, click on “Apply” and “OK” to save the change.
In the fourth step, you’re going to set high priority in Apex Legends.
First, download the file “High Priority Apex Legends”
by using the link on the description below.
Then, unzip it to your Desktop by using “WinRAR”.
Now, right-click on the file “High Priority” and then select “Merge”.
Lastly, click on “Yes” and “OK” to save the change.
And to undo this, merge the file “Default Priority”.
In the fifth step, you’re going to set some optimization commands
in the launch options of your Apex Legends.
First, copy these commands on the description below.
Now, open your Library on Steam.
Then, right-click on “Apex Legends” and then select “Properties”.
And lastly, paste them in the field “Launch Options”.
In the sixth step, I'm going to you the best settings
in the NVIDIA Control Panel to make your NVIDIA graphics card
get more performance in Apex Legends.
First, right-click on the Desktop and then select “NVIDIA Control Panel”.
Then, select the tab “Manage 3D Settings”.
In “Ambient Occlusion”, select “Performance”.
And scroll down until find “Low Latency Mode”, and then select “Ultra” on its value.
In “Power Management Mode”, select “Prefer Maximum Performance”.
In “Texture Filtering - Quality”, select “High Performance”.
And lastly, click on “Apply” to save the changes.
In the seventh step, I’m going to show the best graphics settings in Apex Legends
for maximum performance on Low-End PC.
First, open Apex Legends.
Now, click on this gear in the lower right corner and then select the section “Video”.
In “Display Mode”, select “Fullscreen”.
In “Resolution”, I recommend selecting “1280x720”.
In “V-Sync”, select “Disabled”.
In “NVIDIA Reflex”, select “Enable + Boost”.
In “Adaptive Resolution FPS Target”, I recommend selecting “100”.
In “Adaptive Supersampling”, select “Disabled”.
In “Texture Streaming Budget”, select “None”.
In “Texture Filtering”, select “Bilinear”.
In these remaining options, select “Disabled” or “Low”.
And lastly, click on “Apply” to save the changes.
And that was the video!
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