Best Voidling Bound graphics for no lag and max FPS
Monster collector/shooter hybrid Voidling Bound has arrived on PCs, and you can make a fair bit of graphical optimizations for better gameplay. While my system requirements are above the recommended settings, I have endured occasional stutters. Thankfully, you can fix most of the problems on your own by changing the video settings. Best Voidling Bound Video settingshttps://embeds.beehiiv.com/a8d62108-86ed-4039-bf49-44877ba62c15 Before I dive deeper into the settings, here’s my current setup. 32 GB of DDR4 RAM AMD Ryzen 7 5700X AMD Radeon RT 9060XT 16 GB While I am running my game on Epic, the following settings will also work well on lower-end devices. Moreover, I have also reduced sliders for some parameters that don’t make much gameplay difference. Window Mode: Use Windowed Fullscreen if you have multiple screens. Resolution: Use the native resolution of your monitor. Vertical Sync: Keep this turned off unless you have stutters. Turning on VSync will reduce frames, but the resulting gameplay will be smoother. Frame Rate Limit: Keep this on 60 FPS. I tried 120 FPS, and that’s when the stutters appeared. While there are shooting elements, you don’t need 120 FPS. Quality Presets: Custom 3D Resolution: 100% (Bring this down to 80% if you’re facing lags) Shadows: Medium/Low (spending resources on shadows makes little sense). Anti-Aliasing: Medium View Distance: Medium (Turning this on allows you to have a better view of the enemies, but it also drains more resources) Textures: Medium/Low Effects: Medium/Low Reflections: Low Post Processing: Medium (Don’t turn this to Low unless you have to. You’ll be sacrificing a lot of visual fidelity for the sake of performance). That said, the general in-game performance on launch day is fantastic despite minimal hiccups. I am expecting a few post-out patches to sort out the issues we have in the launch version. 0 The post Best Voidling Bound graphics for no lag and max FPS appeared first on Destructoid.
Thankfully, you can fix most of the problems on your own by changing the video settings.
- 32 GB of DDR4 RAM
- AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
- AMD Radeon RT 9060XT 16 GB
- Window Mode: Use Windowed Fullscreen if you have multiple screens.
- Resolution: Use the native resolution of your monitor.
- Vertical Sync: Keep this turned off unless you have stutters. Turning on VSync will reduce frames, but the resulting gameplay will be smoother.
- Frame Rate Limit: Keep this on 60 FPS. I tried 120 FPS, and that’s when the stutters appeared. While there are shooting elements, you don’t need 120 FPS.
- Quality Presets: Custom
- 3D Resolution: 100% (Bring this down to 80% if you’re facing lags)
- Shadows: Medium/Low (spending resources on shadows makes little sense).
- Anti-Aliasing: Medium
- View Distance: Medium (Turning this on allows you to have a better view of the enemies, but it also drains more resources)
- Textures: Medium/Low
- Effects: Medium/Low
- Reflections: Low
- Post Processing: Medium (Don’t turn this to Low unless you have to. You’ll be sacrificing a lot of visual fidelity for the sake of performance).
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