On ultra, I went from a peak of 100 to a peak of 120 by turning down these options to high, though it still fluctuated considerably, dipping down to the mid 80s at times. Reducing any one option increases the frame rate ever so slightly, but it’s those two that seem to make the most difference. The specific settings to pay attention to are AA and shadow quality. Finally, reducing all settings to their lowest and turning off AA entirely gives me a frame rate of between 180 and 200. With medium settings and medium FXAA, it jumps again, this time to between 145 and 175. Turning the preset down to high and reducing AA to FXAA (high) confers a boost to between 110 and 120fps. In the barren wasteland of Tatooine, ultra settings and TXAA jumps between the mid 80s to the mid 90s, occasionally spiking to 100 or so in busy areas. Unshackling my PC, however, pushes the frame rate up past 80. With TXAA turned on, and the rest of the settings pushed to ultra, I’m able to get a consistent FPS of 60 across all maps and modes at 1080. However! I know that a lot of you have much nicer monitors than I, so for this tweak guide, I’ve turned off vsync.
Since I normally use a 60Hz monitor, there’s no point in trying to get more, and I feel like 60 is the sweet spot, anyway. With my port reviews, I’m usually trying to get a stable frame rate of 60.
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