The Finals: Best PC Settings for FPS Optimization

The Finals has finally entered its open beta, and players have noticed that the technical state of the game has improved significantly since the closed beta in June. At the same time, the game hasn’t been released yet, so some stability and optimization issues still bother players.

This is not surprising because the game has great graphics that can be challenging to run on even powerful PCs and laptops. Therefore, gamers often do not set high settings because, for shooters, the most important indicator is a high and stable framerate. For those who face the problem of unstable FPS, this guide will help to find the best settings in The Finals.

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Best Settings to Increase FPS in The Finals

It's worth starting with the fact that there are no universal settings for every PC, as everyone has different hardware, monitors, and video cards. Although the table below will be useful for players, they should choose some settings according to their device. Nevertheless, everyone should turn off ray tracing because it puts a significant load on the video card but is not really relevant for shooters.

Window Mode	Windowed Fullscreen/Fullscreen
Resolution	Native resolution
VSync	Disabled
NVidia Reflex Low Latency	On
Resolution Scaling Method	NVidia DLSS/AMD FSR2
NVidia DLSS/AMD FSR2	Ultra Performance
Field of View	100
Motion Blur	Disabled
Lens Distortion	Disabled
NVidia RTX Global Illumination	Static
Overall Quality Level	Custom
View Distance	Medium
Anti-Aliasing	Low
Shadows	Medium
Post-Processing	Low
Texture	Medium
Effects	Low
Foliage	Low
Global Illumination Resolution	Low

It is a good idea to install the game on an SSD drive instead of a hard drive if there is such an option. This can improve performance and loading speed.

If players still have problems with the frame rate, they can make some settings even lower. For example, they can set the Overall Quality Level to low or reduce the Field of View a bit so that the device has to process less information.

In extreme cases, owners of weak PCs can set the Resolution to lower. The video card load will be significantly reduced, but the picture quality will deteriorate sharply. But despite this, for some gamers, this may be the only solution to the problem.

If all of the above did not help users, then most likely, their device does not meet the minimal system requirements of The Finals. However, the game's optimization may improve over time, so players should definitely try to play again after the final release.

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