These Graphic Settings Will MAKE YOU BETTER - Apex settings 2022

[@volcano6921]

u forgot to put the file and the links ...!!!!!!

[@ottr]

KZbin guys missed it I'll add, for now you can edit the file yourself and paste the following stuff from this link: pastebin.com/J3RgQvRi

[@cupz9588]

@@ottr when I changed the file with this it only made my game run worse

[@DEROM697]

@@ottr pastebin isnt opening?

[@kilppa]

@@ottr Still no file?

[@misfitfps8146]

@@cupz9588 cause like he said put ur res but if u use same as him use his

[@Diesel_Budgie]

Btw. If you can't get the "Set up Gsync" option to show up, you may need a display port cable as Gsync apparently doesn't work over HDMI.

[@valar245]

Important. Up.

[@Diesel_Budgie]

@Nicholas Conundrum Ottr's tutorial? What's sus about it?

[@Gygsd]

Don’t use g sync it’s creates more input lag surprised people don’t know this

[@Diesel_Budgie]

@@Gygsd From what I've heard, the increase in input lag is so minor that the stable, tearless frames more than make up for it. Also heard that as long as you cap your game refresh rate below your monitor's, it doesn't add input lag at all.

[@user-qy6tu9ip9v]

Hey buddy. For some reason I can't enable 144hz on my monitor. I'm using a dvi to displayport cable that plugs in from my monitor to my gpu

[@Trikipum]

Apex has a problem with anisotropic filtering, even trilinear. Only happens in very heavy grass areas like in olympus. If you are using a monster of a graphic card, well, you will get a fps hit but not very noticeable, but for those hanging around 100 most of the time, turning the filtering to bilineal makes a huge difernece (it is the only ever game where i have found this diference). Literrally, from 50s fps in the grass areas to 80....

[@Dominance-qg6xz]

wow that is tottaly true it went from 70 to 90 fps when i put bilenear on

[@kylesmith5893]

@@Dominance-qg6xz best fps with bilinear

[@EmergencyChannel]

Every guy I know that is cracked at the game is playing at 240fps while my PC barely can do 80 on lowest settings. Still better than console though lmao.

[@Shwead]

Same

[@ahmadlansari5224]

PS4 hops from 30-60fps😂

[@GalacticYuna]

That's quite interesting. Because two of my favourite content creators use 144Hz. I guess if your spending theoney for high refresh rate you probably know what you're foing

[@johnfinch621]

@@GalacticYuna controller players have to cap at 144 or they get alot of input lag. If those content creators on on the sticks that would be why they are 144

[@GalacticYuna]

@@johnfinch621 no they aren't on controller but the point I'm trying to get across is that better equipment allows you to reach youe potential more easily but doesn't actually make you better

[@perspectiveofaplayer]

As a member of the console community, gah damn that 47 fps in the thumbnail looks smooth 🙇‍♂️

[@tomn4483]

can you significantly change your graphics settings on console or nah

[@legendleg7353]

@@tomn4483 no u can't

[@rapidz-socials]

@@tomn4483 you cant at all

[@perspectiveofaplayer]

@@tomn4483 nah, you’re locked at a max 60fps on the last gen consoles

[@serialkillerh1707]

you can disable shadows by changing "setting.csm_enabled" "1" in the videoconfig file to "0" and making the videoconfig read only in the properties :)

[@alwanammarzaki535]

modifying graphic, is bannable i think? you basically have advantage in dark areas, bannable mod.

[@serialkillerh1707]

@@alwanammarzaki535 you aren't modifying anything that the game isn't providing, it's the same as the videoconfig that is provided to you but just some people don't know that it exists and can be changed, YES this wouldn't be allowed in tournaments and ALGS and all that but if you are a casual player that just plays pubs or ranked you are totally fine and nothing would happen to you :)

[@Trizjoe]

@@alwanammarzaki535 confirmed legal by algs had to dig through some Hal tweets about it but its for sure aloud

[@valizttv]

@@alwanammarzaki535 you can’t get ban for doing this it’s save to do because complys made a video on this on how to do it. Also all your doing is just removing the shadows but if you go in a cave or somewhere covered the dark corners are still going to have its shadows. Also all it’s going to do is remove the shadows from trees some building shadows and some other stuff so your pc does not have to render the unnecessary shadows in the game

[@MikeGrau0hr]

​@@Trizjoe thats correct i played tournament without shadows - as its recommended since a while already.

[@kenwarren7359]

fast forward to 4 minutes of you don't want to waste your time

[@sprouter4741]

Thanks a lot. My fps is still at 110-150 but feels wayyy smoother than before. I have just felt this kind of lag in fps without the numbers of it changing. This just made it all go away

[@hypnotic_o]

after following many, MANY guides, i’ve gotten from a 120 fps to a consistent 200fps. everything in this vid is super helpful.

[@ARS58]

how bro, my frames go from 80-90(in fights with a lot of ppl/ults/granades etc.) to 100-110 (in regual 3v3 fights) but when im casually crossing the map it goes to 165, as that is my monitor refresh rate (165hz)

[@hypnotic_o]

@@ARS58 i’ve basically optimized a bunch of settings, I could send u a link to a channel where I found out how to optimize a bunch of things. It’s REALLY helpful.

[@ARS58]

@@hypnotic_o send it to me pls, i recently upgraded my whole pc so its strong, its just that i have and old gtx 1050ti mini 4gb and i cant really afford new gpu bcz of the situation

[@delightedbylight9893]

@@hypnotic_o can you send me too please a link... i am struggleing since 2 monts go to tweak apex and all i find is clickgbite vids and bs articles for views... spent like 20+hours reseaeching and still can't find some good working fps boost shit. i am so pissed coz i have decent rig

[@ARS58]

@@hypnotic_o you alive bro?

[@pitchatan]

Depending on GPU you might want to either turn off anistropic filtering or setting it to 2x at most if you are running a higher texture budget. Filtering higher resolution textures is taxing as all hell, so might want to turn it down for a bit more performance (this wasn't a problem in older games, but the more pixels per texture you are filtering the more it takes.. just saying). Another thing that might be worth looking into is how stable frametimes affect recoil.. this might be completely anecdotal or down to placebo but i feel like capping your framerate properly via RTSS somehow makes recoil smoothing easier (i have 240+ fps regardless in any situation, but capping at my monitors 165hz refresh rate with RTSS somehow made this feel better overall). Think this might be down to how recoil works as it uses frametime to interpolate toward the intended "push value" when you shoot.

[@Fit4C]

Jesus loves you alot trust in His death 4 salvation and be saved from eternal hell

[@LilLunarWolf]

@@Fit4C jesus is fake

[@Petrixxxxxxx]

Capping your frames to 165, when you can push higher frames, just gives you more input delay.

[@machinchouette5233]

@@Petrixxxxxxx Yeah but having too much frames over ur refresh rate is making the frame queue longer thus increasing input lag. So there a sweet spot of fps for each specific framerate.

[@LeSkinner]

anisotropic filtering is one of the settings that have a minimal impact on performance between turned off an 16x. I don't know what ancient device you should be running the game on to where AF would cost you even 1-2 frames, but at that point you have bigger issues than AF. It's not usually taxing at all. You might be confusing it with antialiasing which is hella taxing on GPUs.

[@alanman9343]

3:22 you have to tick the box below that says :enable settting for the selected display model ,if not the gsync will not work 👍🏻 @ottr

[@sightseeer1349]

"Prefer maximum performance" can cause stutter, when the GPU runs into the power limit, which creates a framedrop when the driver is then downclocking the GPU speed while the CPU is still requesting the same GPU render work. You can use this if you keep your GPU under the power limit for example by limiting FPS etc.

[@luqmanal-hakim5511]

so what do u think the best option to use ? cause i get stuttering even on 3060ti gpu

[@thomasraymond6146]

Dear Ottr, I am a seasoned apex vet with about 500hrs on controller early in the games life and more recently 1300+hrs on PC from season 9 until now. I am a small time twitch streamer that started in January after buying a whole new setup. For all the hours I've put in this game I always feel like I just am not as good as I should be, until following this guide. I LITERALLY did not know that although my monitor is 200hz, windows had been capping that to 60hz by default and thus apex has been capping my game to 60fps. I just got off a 8hr shift at my normal job and it's 3am for me now so usually my apex games at this time would be pretty mediocre as I'm tired as hell. Literally my first game after following this guide and now maintaining a steady 197fps instead of 60, I shredded through a pubs lobby like butter with the easiest 12 kill 2.5k dmg game of my life. The game feels smooth as butter and I genuinely think changing these settings was the missing piece in my apex career. Thank you for elevating my game and sincerely changing my life. -ttv Symbioticl

[@thomasraymond6146]

@SteliMan Thanks I may try that!

[@wackopa2]

All the best 👍🏽

[@Sam-ng7kd]

@SteliMan ottr said this was fixed. I don't notice any frametime issues with rtss capped to 237 on my 240 monitor. I used to cap to 180 but stopped that a few months ago.

[@DavidJasonHarper]

@@thomasraymond6146 not sure if @SteliMan is referencing micro stutters, but that issue has since been fixed for a few months now. I reccomend setting your fps and refresh rate in RTTS to match your screen refresh rate. Lowering it gives no advantage unless your hardware is struggling. Good luck shredding gamers!

[@tringium8915]

If you have Anisotropic filtering on with 8x, 16x the game looks so sharpened up, and on most of map it's pretty distracting specially on Olympus, I use 8x with Anisotropic on even tho people say its blurry, it's not that bad just imagine something like FXAA or Nvidia DLSS, that's what you call blurry stuff, All depends on your monitor and your likings ofc but Anisotropic with 8x is pretty good if you have mid pc

[@TheDudesterChannel]

Dude, this helped me SO MUCH! btw, I am no where near anyone's skill level here. i'm really bad at the game, BUT!!! seeing that smooth 120 FPS, and i don't see it going up nor down is a VERY BIG HELP. If I get to see someone jumping over me, the usual settings bumps the FPS to high to low, to high numbers. but now it's BUTTERY SMOOTH! Thank you so much Ottr !

[@misfitfps8146]

What gpu do u have

[@xenen9797]

I would really recommend turning on antialiasing because without it jitter lines can crawl across your screen like the grass panels in Olympus and be distracting or look like bullet trails. Also effects details on low makes thermite grenades harder to see through. And make sure to turn impact marks to high if you are trying to practice recoil control as it allows more bullet holes to be visible. I would recommend turning vsync on only if you are experience highly distracting screen tear, otherwise keep it off.

[@naxasontwich8221]

-20fps +30%imput lag

[@explo1337]

@@naxasontwich8221 + makes the game extremely blurry

[@Hans_Lollo]

Totally agree, I can't play without Antialiasing the game looks so much worse.

[@XBOX360Zocka]

Vsync on NVCP is extremely important with Gsync on. Ingame it still should be set off

[@3ildcard]

Relate. I never appreciated AA up until a month ago when i turned it on. Recently tried turning it off and i was overwhelmed by the jitter lines.

[@hypeisboomboom543]

for those running on laptop keep it charged/wired for the fps

[@Affablegames]

G-sync is amazing for those who struggle to hit their refresh rate, but if u can hit it consistently then having it off is prob more beneficial, either way personally I like to look at my frame times using RTSS and try to keep it linear for the best smoothness. If your fps is unstable jumping across 180 up to 300 you will have inconsistency in your inputs due to frame time variance. At the end of the day it is personal preference. Also if ur PC pulls 300 or 400+ fps on Apex u def don't need to worry about framtimes since the frame time variance is near or less than a few milliseconds that may not affect you. only downside of having a consistent frame time is for the times that u would normally exceed ur frame cap you would be missing out on newer info since the frame times are lower at a higher fps, I choose consistency over higher fps because I feel like it is better for muscle memory

[@irazak48]

When i activate g-sync does i Need to use fast sync aswell or I can let The vsync option off

[@karolkonieczka]

I have the same concern. The only thing i can recommend you to either change is capping fps with Steam/origin command or using reflex ON or boost so it auto capps with gsync and vsync on; do not use RTSS (it adds significant input lag in order to provide perfect stability. With ingame cap its still super stable and you dont get like extra ~20ms of input lag dependly on your refresh rate. So in the end if you cant hit your monitors refresh rate or you can but you still prefer stability turn on Gsync + NVCP Vsync + Reflex On or Boost. On the other hand if you can mantain your monitors refresh ALWAYS, and you can use motion blur reduction (ULMB or DyAc +) if your monitor suppor it( remeber you cant use MBR and VRR at the same time) consider using it as it makes your image so much clearer but for some people can cause headache or eyestrain. I dont recommend other BFI / MBR technologies then the 2 i mentioned. 3rd option is when you can run game on much higher fps so you dont use gsync and vsync and frame cap but you should use reflex (it wont autocap since not using gsync)

[@IIHydraII]

6:14 Interesting, it's pretty well documented from numerous sources that RTSS has more input lag, but more stable frametimes than engine FPS limits (and vice versa).

[@ottr]

I'm basing this off of the original post, eitherway at the end of the day stable >>> faster

[@Jwellsuhhuh]

@@ottr seeing a smooth line on msi afterburner osd is satisfying, however in practice, lower input lag with fps slightly fluctuating feels more smooth and responsive

[@karolkonieczka]

@@Jwellsuhhuh You are right, RTSS adds input lag, thats why i stopped using RTSS and use autocapping by reflex or ingame cap. RTSS can add around 20-30ms which is a lot

[@Jwellsuhhuh]

@@karolkonieczka idk about 20-30ms but afaik it has a 1 frame buffer in order to facilitate the smooth frame line. guess it depends on how fast your game is running ie. 1 frame in 120fps would be 8.3ms lag

[@karolkonieczka]

@@Jwellsuhhuh kzbin.info/www/bejne/imOof5lvmM6aic0 here you have the test. But you are right about the higher fps the lower latency

[@587ontop]

Test if g-sync is good for you usually it is bad on high frames but bad frames its good

[@xxrudebouyxx1363]

I played 1080p 240hz for multiple seasons. Never used gsync or vsync and never noticed screen tearing ever. I recently switched to 1440p and without gsync/vysync enabled in control panel u can clearly see the tear running a solid 180fps on a 1440p 180hz monitor. Some of this tips will only be noticed by some depending on your hardware

[@DavidJasonHarper]

Yeah, if you have a setup that can get stable FPS that matches your refresh rate, G-sync is not the best. If your frames drop constantly it's worth the small sacrifice of input delay to get a more stable mage.

[@Petrixxxxxxx]

Remember to lock Fps to 3 below your monitor refresh rate when using gsync. Follow blurbusters guide If youre unsure

[@DavidJasonHarper]

@@Petrixxxxxxx no, do NOT do that. That was due to an issue awhile back that would cause instability to the system. That was fixed years ago. If you use RTTS and cap that at the same time it will not work. Just use RTTS normally and it works just fine.

[@freaklatino13]

depends on monitor my 1080 p monitor was so bad with screen tearing...then switched to a beter one no problem at all

[@DavidJasonHarper]

@@freaklatino13 totally. A trash monitor is terrible! I always prefer 1080p but you gotta find the right models and brands

[@kazim9768]

ABSOLUTE LIFE SAVER thank you dude

[@sergiomunozroman2702]

Works perfect now! more smooth and look better, TY !

[@Mydterm]

sorry this guide is so confusing. where do i get this rtss software? no links? extra software to get stable fps?

[@matlee9832]

bruh this video made my gameplay sooo much better ty

[@whydyeYT]

amazing vid, worked perfectly my guy!

[@AdamYusop-fu1vb]

G sync+V sync On if not if fps drop around 120-110 will feel stutter/sluggish(NVCP) Reflex On in game will auto capped your fps by 7, no need for riva or manual capped. For my experience, you don't need any sync at all if your fps consistent hit your max monitor. I use new monitor 1440p 165hz and with this setting it's feel smooth and free tearing.

[@Frint_]

Thanks Bro! Deserved a Sub

[@sergiomunoz5746]

it works! i feel the game better and looks very nice! TY

[@angelqueme4688]

Ty Ottr This was what I needed

[@grod69]

Thank you, I finally have high consistent fps!

[@jessieedmisten2365]

this may not make sense but when he used the sheild battery at the start how can you see the whole thing and how did he get it to move like that where it goes more up

[@MrSweating]

I been having issues streaming apex on my PC and it's pretty mid range my PC this helped I can stream with no lag on my pc.thanks to both on you 🔥

[@oscarloke8276]

BRO OTTR THANK YOU SO MUCH MY FPS INCREASED DRASTICALLY NGL THIS WORKS SO WELL EVEN WITHOUT RTSS

[@Impossibly-Possible]

I have a benq with Dyac+ premium should I use Dyac or gsync for apex legends?

[@Adam-my8qx]

Without anti-aliasing I was getting artifacts at a distance around bridges and steep vertical objects. Sniping would be a challenge with the target playing around these artifacts. Only have a 2060 super but seems to be getting a consistent ~158fps now using 95% of what ottr showed in this video.

[@jasonhurdlow6607]

I think Apex without AA looks like arse. I turn it on and then also turn on sharpening in the drivers (otherwise it's too soft). That gives the best results by far. Works for both Radeon and GeForce cards. This turn everything to the lowest possible settings until it looks like a low-res version of the Simpsons just doesn't do it for me.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

@@jasonhurdlow6607 Yeah, AA is highly subjective. Depends on the person and the game. Some are really sensitive to the jaggies, others don't notice it. Some games will become incredibly smooth, others don't change much at all. In some games it blurs stuff in the distance, making it harder to see things, in others it clears the difference and make things easier to see.

[@jasonhurdlow6607]

I should note that NVidia recently changed their sharpening. The old sharpening that I like is now hidden and you have to edit the registry to enable it. The new one is mixed in with the upscaling feature and has issues. I don't know why they did this, but it's highly annoying.

[@Yurgen_S]

How i deal with input delay in low-end GPUs (RX 570 and i5 10400f) (edit: full focus on input lag. If you want a super smooth experience, follow ottr's RTSS tips): it's basically the ingame FPS cap: bold, i know, but i've tested many solutions, and it works - because it makes sense. I cap my FPS to my monitors refresh rate (75fps, 75hz) using the *launch command* : +fps_max 75. Driver or RTSS's caps may introduce some amount of delay because they are injected/artificial caps, defeating the effort - though Riva's Scanline Sync is so damn good and smooth, great alternative to vsync on non competitive games, or just the RTSS cap itself, really smooth. I run the game at very min settings @1080p native, just to make sure i can hit 75fps at all times. Tearing can be a problem in some days, messing the "smooth feel", but there are days where it doesnt seem to matter: maybe servers, maybe background tasks. Moving from Steam to Origin seems to have helped a bit (grain of salt). To any one interested, just look up "Battlenonsense input lag" on youtube: the dude made scientific-ish videos exploring AMD Anti-Lag, Nvidia Low Latency and Nvidia Reflex, trying to understand how they work, but also how (ingame and external) FPS caps are helpful in reducing input lag. TLDR about the guy's work: the reason capping FPS lowers input lag is because when the GPU is not at 100%, frames produced by the CPU will be rendered as soon as possible (because GPU is available), reducing delay/input lag. I probably wouldn't cap it at 120fps (if it was my minimum), the fluctuation wouldn't be so bad (for me). But it's really worth it at lower framerates: you get rid of the fluctuation without losing much responsivity, *shockingly* . If I had an Nvidia card I'd enable Reflex and not cap it, since it basically keeps the GPU just below 98%-ish at any framerate, giving the same effect. Having reflex+boost basically forces the GPU to "work hard" on max clocks, as to mitigate the 2% loss in GPU power. I don't have an Nvidia card, so idk, maybe capping would still be worth due to the consistency of frametimes and muscle memory. Since I game on an AMD card, I enable Anti-Lag: it improves input lag when the GPU is at 100%, meaning the drops below 75fps fell less jarring (they still feel noticeably worse, even when it hits just 74fps, because GPU would be at 100%). It's low-end, but it doesnt have to be jarring.

[@syskeye]

For anyone lagging in the lobby you hasve to change shadow spot detail to HIGH rather than VERY HIGH

[@trystenryder]

Yooooo! Viewtiful Joe! Memories from my childhood I didn't even remember existed! Thank you for this video ottr, I'm gonna go find my old ps2 and boot that game up.

[@Truthbomb423]

I've noticed freesync works better on 140hz or lower. Got a new monitor with 240hz I'm capped on 120fps on both but the new monitor works great without freesync

[@delightedbylight9893]

same, i test and play now on xl2546s

[@Cold84]

Yep this works, my frames went from mostly being around 90 to it got as high as over 120, I've never even seen that before on my setup

[@booshfan24]

I’m digging the desktop background ngl

[@tysonbirrell8827]

Thank you i love your content and your tips are making me a better player since ive watched you I’ve solo cued to gold 2 including this season

[@spruicedgamer2043]

thank you for this I caped my frames at 180 and now my aim is consistent

[@eshatarrafi3977]

So many stuff went wrong for me following this guide. broken my game

[@sklarks8279]

thanks dude. I was about to give up.

[@supreme84x]

6:51 I can't get the Rivatuner to put that info and graphs on an overlay. Is there another program I need to download for what is displayed here?

[@cybdan_]

I have a 1060 6gb I followed the guide and now i can see better enemies on arena and feels like I shoot better, thank you

[@ionzOG]

You uploaded this right when I started looking at new GPUs lol

[@lexbraxman9270]

its confusing whether we need to write +fps max 0 or not if we are using RTS frame limit. do we do both or only RTS?

[@KIutch]

ive seen other yters say to leave it on unlimited in steam then use rts to cap it

[@MykhayloDmytrenko]

the Battle(non)sense did physical tests of total Input Lag using detectors to measure Input Lag from mouse clicking to changing pixel on the monitor. And in his test ingame cap better then RTSS Unfortunately he didnt test in Apex Legends specific

[@frieddayfriday]

Nvidia control panel has frame limiter built-in and works fine like rtss.

[@emirhankos]

but dont give u smooth frametimes.

[@frieddayfriday]

@@emirhankos no problems on my end. Same frametimes i get when using riva.

[@unkrazy2782]

@@frieddayfriday cope

[@DaangerrMW3]

Quite a few elements are wrong here! If you benchmark against Fr33thy's config for example you will see a difference.

[@ShebastianReyes]

This guy talking about bottoming out at 120 fps 😂😂😂😂 me sitting here happy when I stay above 30 fps

[@k0bain]

There‘s an actual misinformation in regard of that g-sync and vsync topic in that video. Basically v-sync is needed for g-sync to work as intended - that is correct - but if you force v sync on on the driver level it keeps your frame rate below your max. refresh rate at all times. So there‘s no need for an external tool like rtss and or any kind of additional cap on the driver side anymore. So if you‘re using G-Sync + V-Sync and turn on reflex ingame, your framerate will always be around 138 (on 144Hz Screens) or 224/225 on 240Hz Screens.

[@p3gasussaint775]

so is it better to turn on gsync or turning it off ? cuz im playing with a 144hz monitor and my fps is automatically capped at 138fps after this video tutorial. Was wondering if I will still get the privileges' of the 144hz even having 138 fps capped

[@k0bain]

@@p3gasussaint775 Technically speaking, I'd recommend to turn off G-Sync and V-Sync if your rig is capable to hold a high frame rate at all times. Especially if you're playing competitive first person shooters. You may benefit from a g-sync + v-sync scenario in a single player game like Tomb Raider or Cyberpunk, when you max out everything but the game is having a bad time to reach lets say 80 Frames constantly on a 144Hz-Monitor. Then it's totally fine to enable both.

[@p3gasussaint775]

ive tried both with and without gsync, I noticed theres a huge graphic tear without gsync in the game while with the gsync on theres no tear at all (at least thats what i noticed)

[@k0bain]

@@p3gasussaint775 that makes sense. With G-Sync on on the other hand you‘ll notice a slight delay or lag when it comes to mouse movement. Your shots will not land correctly on a wide range, too. It‘s up to you if you want to have a clear image or success in your fights.

[@p3gasussaint775]

@@k0bain alright got it, thanks for explaining and advising tho really appreciate it!

[@thehoodpope6819]

I appreciate the walk through man! Definitely made my PC run smoother with more FPS💯

[@lucid9099]

bot comment lol

[@therealbrofist7943]

4:57 starts here

[@michael67612]

Thanks for making this video man. There's so many other settings guides out there that are complete trash. Also, big props to old mate from reddit. Outstanding form gentlemen!

[@forzedoff]

It so sad( i have dogshit pc, i5 3570 - gtx 750ti 1280x800. I barely have 60 fps and i feel how my pc limits my aim(( like i mean master, 4k 20k its not hard for me even on my setting with 60fps xdd (I'm not bragging, I'm just used to such a "torn laggy input lag" game), but sometimes i just cant kill my enemy cuz my tracking start suck on fps drops even on 1-2 frames (58 or 59 for example). 1 week ago i was with my friends in good computer club where were moster pc's, and i played apex on 240hz 240 fps. Daaaamn boiz its COMPLETELY whole different game, when you have that smooth in game process. I was feeling myself like neo from matrix I saw exactly how my enemies were moving and it was easy for me to track them, my tracking was on another level ngl.. i knew that i was more better player than i'am with my home pc, but... Unfortunately i have dogshit pc and it's limits me so bad. no fps drops on gibby ult or bangalore smoke or termite nade... That was just unbelievable for me in club, on every situation tracking was good with out input lag and etc etc. Sorry if i have grammar mistakes guys. P.s i also feel sad when i realise, that sometimes i have to fight against 240fps predator monsters with my 58-60fps 😅😅😅

[@Parano1se]

i have almost the same spec as yours ( i have gtx 1050ti ) and i dont know how 240 fps on 240hz monitor feels like. I'm a hardstuck D4 playing on 60hz monitor. i always wonder can i even hit master with 60 fps average and you answered my question xD

[@forzedoff]

@@Parano1se to be honest, if u have 2 friends who playing apex, its very easy to get master (im playing always in fullstack). If u dont trust me, u can add me in steam and i show you everything. In solo ofc it will be harder, but i have solo experience and i only got d2 (bad teammates bad loot, lovely battleroyale things ☺️☺️. Harder but still possible

[@Algorythmfpv]

what do you mean by set your own resolution in the config file?

[@eizei8537]

does this achieve the same effect playing on stretched resolution? (1440x1080)

[@banana9411]

hey thanks, manage to fix starvation audio. its driving me insane since i upgraded from integrated vega 8 to rtx 2060

[@carwyncox2757]

7:00 min into the video, what do i need to unzip and install ? Sorry but first time messing around with settings like this

[@DavidJasonHarper]

A .zip file is just a compression (makes the file smaller.) You need to unzip it to unload the program Think of it like taking groceries out of your car. You pack them into a small trunk, and to eat them you need to unpack it and load it into your pantry or fridge!

[@aiden_villa]

Holy shit u weren't lying. this does make u better. game looking sexy now

[@seawinnerr]

Dang! This help! Thank you!!!! Finally my PC can run 160 fps on this game(before around 120-130).

[@RoSaber]

What do you use when you see your FPS, GPU etc.. on the side.

[@SlayerSla]

i cant agree this, anti alasing on, textures very low, rest settings off, dats what helped me so much

[@GameIT.]

I can use this trick as apex recently started to lag a bit for some reason

[@dtechh989]

thanks ottr!

[@MyRageIsOP]

I have 2080Ti and latest drivers and stuff, but for some reason I do not have Shader cache option for Apex particularly, I do have it for some other games, but not for Apex, also in Global settings I can only set shader cache size with options like Driver Default, Disabled to(from 128Mb to 100Gb) Unlimited. What should I choose?

[@remylordski]

i have a $11k pc I've been messing with settings a lot of setting to try and get a stable 300fps setup with minimal tearing and motion blur i have a 360hz monitor but apex caps out at 300 sadly its been a struggle tuning apex with the servers being so inconsonant i had most of the setting you showed already set up on my global setting in NVidia control panel but changet the gsync from full screen only to both and set up all the setting in r5apex to be set and not say same as global setting the game became more stable so thank you for the excellent explanations

[@yusrilpratama9185]

Hi, kinda late but i have some question about my setup. So i played apex with Asus TUF GamingF15 Laptop with Intel i5 series and GTX 1650. What setting the best for my gear to achieve more stable fps because i can't make low latency mode on (only off and ultra opt available). And I kinda can't understand on how to tweak/setting the graphic setting to make it better. Any suggestion fellow? I highly appreciate any of your suggestion below. Thank you so much!

[@itSm0dle]

I used this and now I have so much delay ?

[@Shakeyspeares]

Ottr do you run duel PC while streaming to keep close to consistent 240Hz. I have quite a high end system and struggle while im steaming on a single PC?

[@Shakeyspeares]

Yeah Im on a 3080 & 3900X

[@billycampos8545]

So I want to make sure I understand right. After I download RTSS, I run a few games without it first and take note of what the lowest FPS is that my setup is fluctuating to. Then cap it on RTSS to that number under Framerate limit?

[@5thdimensionfpv390]

If u use AMD gpu , AMD chill is basically on pair with RTSS .

[@InfectedRabbit7931]

Went from a stable 144 fps due to cap to a solid 80 fps. Very nice improvement

[@voktas7926]

so it doesnt work?

[@Decki777]

I had terrible screen tearing on my 144hz monitor now im using rivatuner to fix screen tearing its working pretty well

[@z3em054]

its amaizing thank you man

[@memoriilanes]

low latency mode in my nvidia control panel only has off and ultra, but my game has nvidia reflex so what setting should i put in?

[@marcmy]

Can anyone elaborate on what issues Low Latency Mode on Ultra causes? The nvidia control panel says it minimizes latency when both V-sync and G-sync are enabled so I always thought it was good to have. TIA

[@shamba4406]

It doesn't even do anything In Apex If you can use Reflex beacause Reflex will override low latency mode

[@2Kaveli]

what about disabling fullscreen optimizations in the properties tab of apex? and why would you increase texture filtering if your goal to have the most fps possible? also other youtuber doing the same said that in the nvidia panel „high performance“ performs worse than just „performance“ and negative LOD Bias on „allow“ makes movements blurry instead so you should change that to „clamp“

[@skullkrusher4418]

Is stable, consistent 240FPS possible in apex with a 3080ti? I still get some frame drops down to 170 or so.

[@kmm8527]

If your PC can run Apex faster than your monitor refresh rate for example 190fps on 144hz monitor i wouldn't use g sync and u shouldn't use RTSS for limiting fps because in Apex it increases latency (always use built in game fps limiter if it's necessary) check Optimum tech and Hardware unboxed benchmarks if u don't believe me, in Apex more fps = lower input lag

[@xenen9797]

*lower perceived input lag.

[@k0bain]

You actually cannot use G-Sync with a frame rate higher than your monitor refresh rate.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

in most games more fps gives you lower input lag because the frames are just rendered quicker. But there isn't only input lag for each individual frame, but also frame consistency. rock solid consistent 120 fps will feel better than fluctuations between 150 and 190

[@Imposure]

personally I feel like Freesync really messes with Apex, try Low-latency set to ON Vsync Disabled, Reflex Enabled in game, Sunshadow coverage Enabled, Shadow detail disabled, volumetric lighting & dynamic spot shadows disabled, impact marks high, ragdolls, effects, low, model detail medium or low.

[@qksilvr73]

Yeah if you have a 3080. Should state this is for 1080p monitor as well in description.

[@dtuhusky6073]

Thanks man I was getting 170-180 before I’m now getting 260

[@hugothamsuwan9388]

you broke my game no cap.

[@lunarhowl6867]

the fact that almost every one herre locking for booost fps DONT HAVE G-SYNC monitor if we do , atleast their PC have 1650 or higher GPU, and that already able to play smoothly

[@coleeboi3540]

Me, a console player: Hmm, Interesting

[@JCerris]

Had great previous experiences with RTSS, unfortunate that I haven't been able to notice a positive difference since I'm getting server prediction errors. But that should be totally unrelated.

[@iliveinaconstantstateoffea5590]

Does anybody know what's the variable name for Spot Shadow Details in the video config? It's set as very high in the file and I want to tone it down to 'high' cause my lobby's getting laggy.

[@stefcurvy]

Le dot

[@xenen9797]

Why don’t you change in game settings?

[@Sam-ng7kd]

@@xenen9797 I believe setting the config to read only prevents it from being overwritten

[@k0bain]

@@Sam-ng7kd that is totally correct

[@DavidJasonHarper]

Hey man! I did tons of testing with the videocfg and autoexec files. While you can change specific things like gamma (brightness) and shadows on/off, settings like those aren't specifically labeled, and are likely a combo of a bunch of other small settings. I reccomend deleting the videocfg file contents, saving that, un-check read only, and set all the in game settings you want. Then close the game and copy the newly edited videocfg. Make changes that you know and are labeled like the gamma and turning off shadows, then save and check read-only. Hope this helped! Lmk if you have any more questions!

[@dvi7241]

how can i turn of the fps limit, changing the advanced launch commands dooesnt work?

[@jovieasyrof2017]

one thing that really helps me is to play on fullscreen and "disable fullscreen optimisation"

[@k0bain]

Unfortunatly this does not work on windows 10 above Buildt 1909 anymore.

[@jovieasyrof2017]

@@k0bain i got 20h1 build tho, still works for me

[@k0bain]

@@jovieasyrof2017 I just hope its not placebo you're talking about ;). Try to enable an ingame-overlay like discord, steam or origin. If you can see the overlay, the fullscreen optimization is still going, so...

[@sethride9042]

So is it better to play apex on an invidia card over an amd card?

[@mokad]

I've been playing Overwatch, Quake Live LG Duels etc recently and noiticed i can't keep track of enemies as well during strafe battles in apex. Idk if its my monitor settings, nvidia settings or just apex itself. Is it the same for most people or is it me? Any way to fix this?

[@DavidJasonHarper]

That is a very broad issue. What are your specs?

[@mokad]

@@DavidJasonHarper 3070, 12600k, both OC'd. Running on KirbyOS with further tweaks. capping 300 for the most part except end rings. Monitor is VG259QM 280hz. Even in firing range I have issues tracking strafes with my eyes

[@DavidJasonHarper]

@@mokad do you know what settings you have enabled/disabled that might cause this? V-sync in game? Gsync? Freesync? Is your windows settings for your display set to the highest refresh rate possible? What about anti-aliasing? Sharpness in NVCP or your monitor? Response time set to Fast or Fastest? It could honestly be caused by tons of things. Is it blurry? Is your screen jittery? Just trying to narrow down the issue

[@mokad]

@@DavidJasonHarper AA off, Vsync gsync etc off. Haven't seen a sharpness setting in nvcp, would that be post processing? Monitor vividpixel set to 75 and overdrive 80. Brightness 50 contrast 80. Not jittery or stuttery at all. Could just be a skill issue lol. I am GM in air scenarios and only master on ground VT. Maybe I just need to play more apex? I've clocked 2k hours so far

[@DavidJasonHarper]

@@mokad thanks for your reply! I only have 450 hours in apex and aiming is second nature. I think you could at least be masters now🤷‍♂️ Thanks for the settings. Do you get steady FPS or does it fluctuate alot? Turn your NVCP sharpness to 70 at the most. That will help your image and monitor ghosting!! Do you have your Ingame settings? Just the video ones please

[@djhixson88]

Curious how come you don't use Nvidia control panel to limit the fps that way

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Input lag. Sure you can limit the framerate through NVCP, or even the game itself, but in most games it has been shown that limiting fps via RTSS causes the least input lag. I even saw a test that compares frame consistency and input lag across RTSS, in game settings and the 3 nvidia framelimiters in a couple games, and in most cases RTSS gives you the most stable rate.

[@mathgbaz8228]

should we put same gpuframerate as u in local files?

[@OmgitsAntonio]

Shadow spot detail off. in Season 15 it has lead to lots of crashes and i found having it off works better

[@zapdoshoes]

Also don't let people bring you down about buying a pre built pc. I got laughed at for having a 3080 Omen Prebuilt yet here I am playing apex at max graphics and getting 100+ fps. the PC community is pretty toxic when it comes to what they THINK you MUST have when you can play almost every game you could imagine with a simple pre built computer