Improve Performance in Apex Legends

Customize Video Settings

These setting is good for medium to high end systems.

Off – Anti-Aliasing
Low – Ambient Occlusion, Impact Marks
Medium – Model Detail, Effects Detail, Ragdoll
High – Sun Shadow
Maximum / Enabled – Anisotropic Filtering, Volumetric Lighting, Dynamic Spot Shadows

Texture Streaming Budget depends on your graphics cards video memory.

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If you have low end system, turn off and set everything to Low.

 

Turn Off Vsync

Turn off Vsync in game and in driver control panel. Also turn on Surface Format Optimization if you have an AMD card.
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Change Windows Power Plan

Select High Performance or Ultimate Performance Power Plan in Windows Power Options
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So far these are our improvements.
Improve Performance in Apex Legends

 

The performance improved by up to 25 FPS without losing much of the image quality. Turning down all of the settings will give you more performance improvements at the expense of losing image quality, which put you at a disadvantage in some scenarios.

 

Remove FPS Cap

Apex Legends frames per second (FPS) is capped at 144. Unlocking FPS is recommend for high end systems that can maintain 200+ fps.
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In your Game Library in EA Origin client, right-click on Apex Legends, click Game Properties and go to Advanced Launch Options, type in Command Line Arguments “+fps_max unlimited”.
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Tell us how much FPS did you get in the comment section below.

Happy gaming!

How to Improve Performance in APEX Legends
Gary
Gary

Though started gaming win NES Classic and Famicom, my love for PC gaming started in the late 90s with Command and Conquer Red Alert, Warcraft II, and PC versions of Golden Axe, Street Fighter, Prehistorik, Prince of Persia and many others. It also started my interest in PC hardware and software starting with DOS and Windows 3.11. I have been a computer technician for several internet cafes and retail stores in 2010s and that's also when I started writing for GamingPCBuilder.com

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