Best Valorant Settings In 2024? High FPS And Graphics?

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I have recently bought a new monitor, CPU and GPU with a high refreash rate. So i'd like to know how can i maximize the Frame rate.
thanks

 

[Bernard]

I'd suggest you go through this guide. Has all the options and recommendations mentioned in it.

Valorant Best Settings - Max FPS Optimization Guide

Here are the Best Valorant Settings, that include Max FPS through Nvidia Settings, AMD Settings, and Windows 10 Optimizations.

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Hope it Helps

 

[Chariot]

Apart from the framerate recommendations mentioned above make sure to have a proper cooling and ventilation system as well; as they are also one of the culprits for low performance especially in summer

 

[Select27]

All settings low except bloom & antialiasing, enable invidia low latency mode, turn up monitor contrast, make the in-game minimap bigger, use your preferred enemy outline color

 

[Realistic]

I don’t know if this falls under obvious but you could try lowering the resolution, I’m pretty sure that should work. Also making sure Vsync is off so your frames aren’t capped.

 

[UnderTheInfluence]

Make sure to keep all of your settings on low, it is useless to play on high settings anyways. they will just eat your fps

 

[Peri815]

Turning on the game mode also helps with fps.

 

[Azazel]

From the task manager set Valorant to high priority

 

[Gypsydanger426]

If you are having fps drop then caping the fps will reduce the drop

 

[Adela]

I recommend going this this lis by Panjno

 

[Dreamy Bull]

All settings low except bloom & antialiasing, enable Nvidia low latency mode, turn up monitor contrast, make the in-game minimap bigger, use your preferred enemy outline color

 

[Forthcoming]

Do all low settings and put bloom on. That settings makes the enemy outlines brighter i believe

 

[Sphinx]

There is a very nice infograph I found on Reddit a few months back

I knew it'd come in handy
A good overview of hardware and in game settings used by pros

 

[GreenLance]

It’s two things - FPS and visibility

FPS is increased by lowering graphic quality, though I see that FPS isn’t a problem for you

The second, visibility, is more impactful IMO. At least for me, it is easier to see enemy outlines on lower graphics. It also makes skins less distracting, and actually kinda makes the game more visually appealing weirdly.

I also get enough FPS on high graphics, but I play on all low for these reasons

 

[Ghost]

These are the most recent ones avaliable

 

[Nito]

Mouse sensitivity is crucial; multiplying your DPI by your in-game sensitivity should result in around 250 (effective DPI or eDPI), which is about average for pro players and streamers. About 90% of them fall within the range of 200 to 300 eDPI.

 

[Sacred Goat]

Unlocking the FPS . If you can look past the screen tearing I highly recommend doing so

 

[ItsTwitterNotX]

I think you meant to maximize your FPS. but the easy way of doing it is by turning everything to low, especially V Synch. Turning it off will unlock your frametrate but it depends on your CPU and GPU rather than monitor

 

[Lunar Man]

There is a very nice infograph I found on Reddit a few months back

I knew it'd come in handy
A good overview of hardware and in game settings used by pros

This is extremely helpful

thank you

 

[StringofCurses]

It’s two things - FPS and visibility

FPS is increased by lowering graphic quality, though I see that FPS isn’t a problem for you

The second, visibility, is more impactful IMO. At least for me, it is easier to see enemy outlines on lower graphics. It also makes skins less distracting, and actually kinda makes the game more visually appealing weirdly.

I also get enough FPS on high graphics, but I play on all low for these reasons

in hindsight thats basically all you need
find a balance between fps and visibility and you are all good to go