Searching for the best Battlefield 2042 PC settings for quality gameplay can be hit or miss. While having the basic requirements for PC would suffice, there’s always the option of upgrading to the games’ recommended hardware for best performance. Either way, players may adjust Battlefield 2042’s in-game graphics, video, and display settings to make the game run better.

There have been issues circling low FPS problems in Battlefield 2042, causing glitches in images. A big deal considering the speed needed in a first-person shooter. There are ways to adjust PC settings for Battlefield 2042 that help with FPS problems, but players should avoid risking performance and quality by focusing only on frame rate.

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Adjusting Battlefield 2042 PC settings in-game may be the answer, adjusting display settings to get a better frame rate may be at the cost of quality, and adjusting graphics settings to get smoother performance may be at the risk of FPS. Unfortunately, while in these early stages with current bugs still an issue, there will be problems.

PC Settings For Battlefield 2042

Gamers may play around with Battlefield 2042 PC settings until they’re comfortable. Adjusting the display to mainly low elements will offer better frames per second. Changing the advanced graphics settings so that extra frame features are either off or low will also help FPS but the quality of the display will be poor. Here’s the recommended hardware for PC users:

  • OS: 64-bit Windows 10
  • Processor (AMD): AMD Ryzen 7 2700X
  • Processor (Intel): Intel Core i7 4790
  • Memory: 16GB
  • Video Memory: 18GB
  • Graphics Card (Nvidia): Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060
  • Graphics Card (AMD): AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT
  • DirectX: 12
  • Online Connection Requirements: 512 KBPS or faster
  • Hard-drive Space: 100GB SSD
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Some players may not need to adjust settings if their computers can handle the game, but for those that are struggling, keep in mind that the settings for the game should not surpass those of the computer. Such as resolution and refresh rate. Although, if having an issue with scope zoom, that may be different. Here are some tried and true video display settings for Battlefield 2042:

  • Field of View: 80%
  • Brightness: 50%
  • High Dynamic Range: Off
  • Motion Blur: 0%
  • Chromatic Aberration: Off
  • Film Grain: Off
  • Vinette: Off
  • Lens Distortion: Off

Graphics will also be found in Battlefield 2042’s in-game video display settings. Use a combination of low and medium stats to maintain quality while still getting better FPS and performance. Aspects like 3D object shadowing and pixel quality will be lost for faster performance. Here are the graphics presets and advanced settings that may be followed:

  • Graphics Quality: Custom
  • Texture Quality: Medium
  • Texture Filtering: Low
  • Lighting Quality: Low
  • Effects Quality: Medium
  • Post Process Quality: Low
  • Mesh Quality: Low
  • Terrain Quality: Medium
  • Undergrowth Quality: Low
  • Antialiasing post-processing: TAA Low
  • Ambient Conclusion: Low
  • Dynamic Resolution Scale: Off
  • Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: Enabled
  • Future Frame Rendering: On
  • Vertical Sync: Off
  • High Fidelity Objects Amount: Low

Battlefield 2042 is available on Xbox Series X and S, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows.

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