Best Graphic Settings to Improve FPS In PUBG

Written by: ASH

09/10/2023

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which is also known as PUBG, was released nearly six years ago, and the game has since been one of the most played titles. The game became even more popular during the pandemic time as it reached millions of players on the Steam platform.

Even at the time of writing, over 300k players are currently enjoying the game. However, despite being one of the best titles, PUBG is still not properly optimized for PC, and it lags quite often, which is really disturbing for many players.

During fights, the game drops FPS, which eventually leads to players being eliminated from the game, and it doesn’t only depend on the specs of your PC. But for the safer side, we will share the minimum requirement of the game to ensure that your PC can run the game smoothly if it is well optimized.

Minumum Requirements:

OS: Windows 10

CPU: Intel i5-4430 / AMD FX-6300

Memory: 8 GB RAM

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 2GB / AMD Radeon R7 370 2GB Direct: 11.0

Storage: 40 GB

These are only the minimum requirements which are needed to play the title, but it won't give you a smooth experience in the game. To get a smooth FPS in the game, you need to match the recommended requirements in the game, which are as follows.

Recommended Requirements:

OS: Windows 10

CPU: Intel i5-6600K / AMD Ryzen 5 1600

Memory: 16 GB RAM

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB / AMD Radeon RX 580 4GB Direct: 11.0

Storage: 50 GB

If you have the recommended requirements but still your PC drops FPS during fights, you need to changes the graphics in order to get the best FPS in the game. Following are the best settings for PUBG to get the smooth gameplay.

Display Settings:

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Display Mode: Fullscreen

Resolution: 1920 x 1080

Lobby FPS Cap: Unlimited

In-Game FPS Cap: Custom (Max Refresh Rate Value)

Brightness: Depends on players preference but ideally 50-60

Universal Brightness for all Maps: Enabled

Render Scale: 100

FPP Camera FOV: 90 – 100

Overall Graphics Quality: Custom

Anti-Aliasing: Very Low

Post-Processing : Very Low

Shadows: Very Low

Textures: Ultra

Effects: Very Low

Foliage: Very Low

View Distance: Medium

Sharpen: Disabled

V-Sync: Disabled

Motion Blur: Disabled

Now that we are done with display settings, it’s time to look at the advanced settings in the game. The following are ideal for getting the maximum FPS in the game.

Advanced Settings:

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Render scale: 100
FPP Field of view: 103
Overall graphics quality: Custom
Anti-aliasing: Low
Post-processing: Very low
Shadows: Very low
Textures: ultra
Effects: Very low
Follage: Very low
View distance: Low
Sharpen: Disable
V-Sync: Disabled
Motion blur: disabled

These are by far the best graphics settings for PUBG PC in 2023 as the game is still not fully optimised, and players with high-end PCS get frustrated with the laggy and choppy gameplay of the game, but we finally have got you covered.

You can change a few things on your own preferences, like the brightness, effects, textures and resolution, but not to forget, the lower the resolutions, the smoother the game will be, as high resolutions give you better graphics.

Also Read: Best Graphic Settings to Improve FPS In Warzone 2

Conclusion

We hope this guide helps you get the maximum FPS in the game so you can get chicken dinner in every game and have a peaceful, enjoyable time while playing the game because we know how annoying It is to play the title at a lower FPS.

Enemies are already an advantage if you are playing the game at low FPS, so the game gets really boring to play. But with this simple-to-follow guide, we hope you'll be able to enjoy PUBG with your squad.