EA's own recommended settings for PC, setting by setting, plus mouse, controller, FOV, audio and 120 FPS on console.
For the most FPS EA recommends the lowest graphics settings you can bear, because lower settings leave more streaming budget and give faster response times. Change a few at a time to see what each costs; settings not listed below don't affect performance. EA
| Setting | EA recommends |
|---|---|
| Display Mode | Full screen on one monitor; windowed if you use more than one |
| Aspect Ratio | Your monitor's default |
| Resolution | Your monitor's default |
| Brightness | Raise slightly for visibility |
| Field of View | 90–110 (default 70) |
| Sprint View Shake | Minimal |
| Setting | EA recommends |
|---|---|
| V-Sync | Disabled, unless you see screen tearing |
| NVIDIA Reflex | Enabled, if you have an NVIDIA card |
| Adaptive Resolution FPS Target | Disabled, unless you get frequent FPS drops |
| Adaptive Supersampling | Raise only if low settings make the game look too rough |
| Anti-aliasing | None |
| Texture Streaming Budget | Low or medium |
| Texture Filtering | Bilinear |
| Ambient Occlusion Quality | Disabled |
| Sun Shadow Coverage | Low |
| Sun Shadow Detail | Low |
| Spot Shadow Detail | Low |
| Volumetric Lighting | Disabled |
| Dynamic Spot Shadows | Disabled |
| Model Detail | Low |
| Effects Detail | Low |
| Impact Marks | Low or disabled |
| Ragdolls | Low |
If your PC sits near the minimum spec, these are the settings that matter most — see system requirements. To cap your frame rate, use +fps_max on launch options.
| Setting | EA recommends |
|---|---|
| Mouse Sensitivity | 3.0–5.0, or your preference |
| ADS Mouse Sensitivity Multiplier | 1.0 |
| Mouse Acceleration | Off |
EA's ranges: 0.5–2.5 is low, 2.5–3.5 medium, 3.5–5 high. Your DPI (400, 800 and 1600 are common) changes how any number feels; to match the sensitivity you have in another game, use the sensitivity converter.
Some competitive players use “4-3”: Look Sensitivity 4 and Look Sensitivity (ADS) 3, which is the default. EA
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Classic (default) | The classic Respawn feel: slower input and more stickiness. EA's pick for new players. |
| Steady | A balance of firm control and fast aim. |
| Fine Aim | Built for small, gradual adjustments. |
| High Velocity | Quick response. |
| Linear | Raw input. Common with competitive players; helps precision but shows stick drift more. |
Look Deadzone is None, Small (default) or Large. EA's advice: raise it only if your view drifts when you aren't touching the stick — a smaller deadzone gives better aim control. Movement Deadzone is Small or Large; trigger deadzones run from None to Max. EA ABLE
Settings > Controller, scroll to Movement/Aiming, Enable ALC Settings. Aim assist is Target Compensation inside ALC; it is on by default, stronger on console, and EA doesn't recommend turning it off. EA doesn't document the individual ALC sliders. EA · aim assist
Keep Master Volume and Sound Effects Volume at maximum, and turn down Dialogue, Music and Lobby Music volume. EA
Both need a 120 Hz display (and on PS5 a 120 Hz-capable HDMI connection). Switch 2 runs at up to 60 FPS. EA