In this video, I'll be showing you the best Valorant settings to boost FPS and
improve performance. We will also cover general optimization to get you more frames in game.
Start by opening the Valorant settings. Head to video.
Set display mode to fullscreen. Select your native resolution
with the highest refresh rate. Alternatively, you can use a custom resolution if you wish.
Apply any changes. Turn off the battery FPS limit.
Enable limit FPS in menus, and use 60 on a gaming PC,
or 30 on a low-end PC or laptop. Enable limit FPS in background.
Set it to 30 frames. Disable the limit FPS always option.
Set NVIDIA reflex low latency to On + Boost or On. Switch to the Valorant graphics quality settings.
Turn on multithreaded rendering. Set material quality to low.
Texture quality to medium. Detail quality to medium or low.
UI quality to medium or low. Turn off vignette and Vsync.
Set anti-aliasing to MSAA 2x or 4x. Put anisotropic filtering to 4x or higher.
Turn off improve clarity unless you're playing on a resolution lower than 1080p. On low resolutions
experiment with it on and off. Disable experimental sharpening.
Turn off bloom, if you want skins to look good then leave this enabled.
Turn off distortion. Disable cast shadows.
Now we will be showing you some quick settings you can change on your PC to boost FPS on Valorant.
Open the start menu. Search for power options and open the settings.
Select additional power settings. Switch to high or ultimate performance,
if you don't see either then expand the additional plans heading.
Choose to change plan settings. Change advanced power settings.
Head to processor power management then set minimum processor state between 10 and 30.
Expand maximum processor state and set it to 100. Apply, then click ok.
Open the start menu again and search for game mode.
Open the settings. Enable game mode.
Switch to Xbox game bar. Disable game bar unless you use it.
Open the start menu again and search for startup apps, then open the settings.
Go through and turn off any applications you don't want to open when you start your PC.
Open the start menu. Search for graphic settings and open it.
Flick the switch to reduce latency and improve performance.
Select desktop app from the drop menu. Browse.
Find the Riot Games folder on your PC, the default location will be on screen.
Open the Valorant folder then live. Select the Valorant application and
press "Add". Click options.
Set the graphics preference to high performance and save.
Click browse again. Head to the Riot Games folder again.
Open the Valorant folder, then go to live, shooter game, binaries and Win64.
Select Valorant Win64 shipping, then add. Open the options.
Select high performance and save. Restart your PC.
Find the Riot Games folder on your computer, the default location will be on screen.
Go to Valorant, live, ShooterGame, Binaries, then Win64.
Scroll down and right-click on the Valorant Win64 Shipping application.
Open properties. Go to the compatibility tab.
Check the box to disable fullscreen optimization. Apply and click ok.
Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open the task manager. Select any programs you don't need and end task,
be sure to only end task on applications that you know. Don’t end anything you’re unfamiliar with.
Expand the hidden icon menu. Right-click and exit any
applications you don't need. The next steps are for people
with an Nvidia graphics card. Open Nvidia GeForce Experience.
Switch to the drivers page. Download and install any updates. If you
don’t see any then click “Check for updates”. The express installation should work fine.
Right-click on the desktop and open the Nvidia control panel.
Select adjust image settings from the side. Choose to use the advanced 3D image settings.
Apply. Switch to the manage 3D settings options.
Copy our settings, however, feel free to adjust any as you see fit.
Some of the more important settings are low latency, power management mode, texture filtering
quality, and threaded optimization. Apply any changes and close.
Valorant will now be optimized to boost FPS and Performance. Please consider leaving
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