
Written By Deepti Ratnam
Published By: Deepti Ratnam | Published: Oct 03, 2024, 09:29 AM (IST)
For players of PUBG, the correct settings options are quite valuable since they smooth your gameplay and enhance the perception of the field. For those using mid-range PCs and those using high-end-Spec computers, it is always beneficial to tweak the setting in order to maximize frame rates and gain an edge over other players. Also Read: PUBG To End Support For PS4 and Xbox One From November 13: What Players Should Know
You should always set the display mode to Fullscreen for your activities. It reduces the time taken to give inputs and also keeps the game process at the forefront so as to give out the best performance. Also Read: PUBG Mobile 3.9 Update Launches On July 8: Release Time, Features, Gameplay - All You Need To Know
Fix your resolution to the monitor’s default pixel density standard, which is 1920 x 1080. Reducing resolution will help you increase FPS. But it will surely defeat the purpose if you are not able to see things clearly on the screen. Also Read: How to take part in PUBG Mobile Road to Rondo event?
Setting the Frame Rate Limit to unlimited allows PUBG to utilize the maximum capacity of your system. Do this alongside having a monitor with a refresh rate of at least 144Hz for better fluidity during gameplay.
Turn V-Sync off to avoid input lag and screen tearing. Even though V-Sync tends to lock the frame rates, it introduces latency, which is not ideal for games such as PUBG.
If your system can’t handle it, maps like Erangel or Sanhok are going to be easier than Miramar or Taego. It is recommended that you restrict your game to small maps so that the amount of rendering is less.
This is one of the simplest things that a user does not think of, but it can hugely affect the performance of the system. New updates quite regularly contain settings that can enhance frame rates and performance stability across games such as PUBG.