The Finals: Best Settings for FPS

The latest up-and-coming battle royale, The Finals, has finally been released for the world to check out, and we’re amped.

If you’re as stoked as we are for The Finals, you’re going to want to ensure your game is running the best that it can, and these settings will do it.

Best Settings To Use In The Finals

The Finals have built up a ton of hype recently, as the close-quarter arena battle royale underwent some betas over 2022/2023, and has now been released on all platforms, as it shadow-dropped during The Game Awards 2023.

We can assume this is going to be the final beta before developer Embark Studios releases the game for players globally, as it has maintained that the game is going to be launched before the end of 2023.

If you plan on trying out the game now that it has released to see if its fast-paced gameplay is your cup of tea, you’re first going to want to check out the in-game settings to tweak a few things.

We first recommend not to enable Ray Tracing if you’re looking to get the best FPS possible. For shooters like The Finals, it isn’t really necessary.

However, the settings below are surely going to pay dividends in the long run for your PC.

• Window Mode – Fullscreen or Windowed Fullscreen
• Resolution – Max
• V-Sync – Disabled for most players
• Nvidia Reflex Low Latency – On + Boost
• Field of View – 80-90
• Motion Blur – Disabled
• View Distance – Medium/High
• Anti-Aliasing – Low
• Shadows – Low
• Post-Processing – Low
• Texture – Medium
• Effects – Low
• Foliage – Low
• Shading – Low
• Global Illumination Resolution – Low
• Graphics API – DirectX 12

While your game isn’t going to look the best, we’re after FPS here, for the most part. In games like The Finals, smooth graphics are much more important than detailed graphics.

A nice added touch that Embark Studios has added to its game is the support of DLSS and Nvidia Reflex Low Latency, which always give a little added boost for players when they need the extra FPS.