Best Arknights Endfield graphics settings for max FPS and no lag

Arknights Endfield is available on mobile, but you can play it on a PC to get the best possible performance.

The new RPG has PC and console versions available on day one of the global launch. The PC version offers the highest number of tweaks if you want to change how the game plays visually on your system. Let’s look at the best graphics settings to run if you want to get the maximum FPS in Arknights Endfield.

Best Arknights Endfield graphics settings

The following set of settings is what I have been using to play Arknights Endfield so far. Here’s a quick rundown of my system: AMD Ryzen 5600G, Nvidia RTX 3060 12 GB, and 16 GB of DDR5 RAM.

Graphics Quality: High

Resolution: 1920×1080 Fullscreen for me; this will be based on your individual system.

FPS: 60 FPS

Render Scale: 100%

Special Effects Quality: Medium

Vertical Sync: Off

Shadow Quality: Medium

Texture Quality: High

Volumetric Fog: Low or Off

Anisotropic Sampling: x1

Ambient Occlusion: Medium

Scene Details: Medium/Low(if the Device Load and Estimated GPU Memory Usage are high)

Ambient Details: Low

Vegetation Density: Low

Image Enhancement: Nvidia DLSS (if applicable)

DLSS Super Resolution Mode: Balanced

Here are some key points to keep in mind.

Cap the FPS to 60. You can choose to use 120 FPS only if your system has that amount of handling capacity. I will also try the 120 FPS mode after a few post-launch patches are out. Additionally, 60 FPS is more than enjoyable as far as visual immersion is considered.

Turn off V-Sync. You won’t lose much by keeping it turned off, compared to what you can potentially gain.

Enable DLSS if you’re using an applicable GPU, and keep it to Balanced. If the visual load is still on the higher side, change it to Performance.

This set of settings should allow you to enjoy Arknights Endfield without any unnecessary lag, and get the maximum amount of FPS that’s sustainable for your hardware.

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It has now been a week since Hytale emerged from the dead and entered into its early access program, finally giving its fans a taste of this long-awaited experience. It’s already receiving praise across the board, despite its rather limited (and reasonably so) content breadth, and its creator couldn’t be happier.

“It’s now been seven days since early access launch and I can confidently say that I have no regrets [for] saving Hytale,” said the game’s original creator Simon Collins-Laflamme on X, who sold the IP to Riot Games and bought it back from the company last November. “It’s been the most challenging but rewarding experience of my life,” he added.

Collins-Laflamme went on to thank everyone who has participated in the early access launch thus far, and especially highlighted the Hytale development team that managed to bring the game from near-death to a playable, early-access-ready state in just a couple of months.

The title truly has had a wild ride. It was first announced in late 2018, but would end up in development hell for seven long years. All sorts of issues bogged down its development before it was eventually cancelled, with Collins-Laflamme stepping in to try and save it from demise. He would succeed by November 2025, and end up bringing the game to eager fans by mid-January.

That’s a Biblical journey if there ever was one, and I’m glad to see it doing so well.

Cool concepts, ideas, and innovations that strive to break the monotony and dominance of single entities (in this case Minecraft) only stand to make all our lives better, so it would have been a tremendous loss for everyone if Hytale wound up as just “the game that could.”

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