The Best Settings On The Finals Fps Boost, Improve Visibility

Yo what is good with child boys and girls In today's article. So yeah, without further ado, let's get straight into the article. All right, so if we go over here to settings, as you can see, we are met with this first option: use enemy team colors. Of course, you're going to want enemy team colors on, obviously, so you can depict who's a teammate and who's not.

I mean, it's kind of obvious, but yeah, and then for Crosshair. I use width one, outline with one, and then I use cyan. You can really use whatever I mean; you can use red, you can use pink, you can, I mean, this is really just a personal preference. My favorite color is just blue, so I'm using blue, and then over here is the center dot I have on, and I have it on three.

You can really use whatever you want; I just think three is the best option for me personally, and then, of course, opacity. I have 100%. I'm not playing on a controller, so I'm going to skip over this for your mouse-look sensitivity. I'm using 34% at 800 DPI. I think anything between 30 and 60 at 800 DPI is a good sensitivity.

I would stick closer to the lower side, like 30 to 40; maybe I think that's a better range. You can even try mine out. It might not work for you, but it works for me, so Mouse Zoom sensitivity multiplier: I have mine at 100. I don't know how that works, so I haven't touched it. I just let it be, and then mouse focal length is sensitive.

Mouse focal link sensitivity scaling I have on again I don't really know what this setting does, but I don't want to touch it or mess with it, and then I have the scroll wheel down on jump. Because I'm just used to that, and that's just what I use, I think it's a lot easier for movement. Leave my interaction on F.

I see some people use scroll up, but I'm just more comfortable using F again; it's a personal preference thing, Sprint. I have mine on toggle, so I just have to click Sprint one time with my pinky, and then it'll just keep sprinting. I would rather do that than have to hold it just a little easier, and then most of my other settings are default.

I didn't really change anything, so I do have my pushers talk on V. I don't remember what it is. I think it's Z or something, but V. I'm just more used to using that, and then we will come over to accessibility. I'm using it in color-blind mode. Protanopia You can use Tritanopia. You can use Dut Tropia.

I just personally use Protanopia; again, it's a personal preference. I think tritanopia does have brighter colors, as I heard people say, but I just personally like using protopia. Subtitles, of course; I don't want that getting in the way while I'm playing motion blur. Of course, you're going to want motion blurred off.

If you have motion blur on, it's just going to, you know, you're just not going to be able to see, and you want to be able to see this game very fast. So you want to be able to get every bit of visibility you're going to want to have every advantage you can get, so even if that means turning motion blur off, if you don't really take the game too seriously, you can probably leave it on.

You'll be fine, and then over here we'll go to the article settings. I am playing with a stretch resolution right now. I personally like it. I think stretching in this game is pretty nice. I will show you guys how to do that after I show the rest of the settings, but you can play on whatever. Again, this is a personal preference.

I think you do get a little FPS boost for using stretch res, so my low-end players out there, if you guys do not get a ton of FPS, you can try out stretch. See and compare to Native and see if that works, but this is just what I'm using vsync off; I have my Nvidia reflex latency on resolution scaling method on Taau, and the resolution scale is 100%.

Of course, you want Max for the best visibility. Motion blur, of course, and lens distortion, of course. You don't want to get blinded by the sun while you're playing. I have Nvidia RTX X Global illumination on static, again for FPS. Now this is all preference down here. Quality: If you have a good PC, you can play on whatever settings you'd like.

If you're going strictly for FPS, I would play on everything low, and I have my texture on medium, so the game looks a little bit better. Again, this is a personal preference. You can use low, medium, or high, whatever you want. I just personally use medium. Yeah, I will show you guys now if you want to stretch the resolution.

I'm going to show you guys how to get that. Okay, so if you do have an Nvidia graphics card, you will have the Nvidia control panel. All you need to do is click on the Windows key and type in Nvidia, and it should pop up. If not, you can go to your desktop, right-click on the desktop, and then it should provide you with the Nvidia control panel as one of the options.

If you have an AMD card, you might need another article card. I don't have an AMD graphics card, and I'm not sure how it works, so if you do have an Nvidia graphics card, this will work for you. All you're going to want to do is come over here to customize, and then make sure that this is enabled. Go to Create, and then you can put whatever resolution you want.

I would leave it at something by 1080, so you could do 1440, you could do 1, 800.1720, and then make sure your refresh rate is the herts of your monitor, so if you're on 144 on her monitor, make sure it's on that, and you're going to go ahead and click test, and then it will ask you to confirm you're going to confirm that, and then you will come right here.

You will click on it, so for instance. I'll show you to click on this and come down here and click apply, and then if you are greeted with black bars on each side of your screen, you're going to want to come over here to adjust the top size and position, and you're going to make it full screen, and then click override the scaling mode set by games and programs, and then click apply, and then that should fix it if you guys have black bars.