Need For Speed (NFS) Heat | Best/Optimum graphics Settings PC

Best Settings in NFS: Heat for FPS and Performance

After the launch of NFS heat for premiere owners on origin, Good FPS becomes key. This is attributed to some tweaks in the settings and with origin overall to ensure a premium gaming experience. in this guide, we will show you some suggestive tips to do that. If you are suffering from low fps, performance issues, lag, stutter or other general issues check the Performance fix guide here.

PC specs used to test

CPU: i3 8100
GPU: gtx 1050ti OC 4GB
RAM: 16GB
HDD: Seagate barracuda 1TB

Tweaking origin overlay

If you are experiencing low FPS, performance issues, or lags, Try turning the origin overlay in-game off. Then try again with it turned off. To turn it off press ctrl+F1 from in-game or go to origin settings > toggle the “enable origin in-game” to off.

origin fix for nfs heat

In-game settings for NFS heat

settings nfs heat

Effect Detail: Medium

Geometry Detail: High

Anti-Aliasing: FXAA

Terrain Quality: Hight

Vegetation Detail: Medium

Post-processing Quality: High

Reflection Quality: Medium

Depth of field: Low

Lighting Quality: High

These are the optimum settings for NFS heat at its current state. These settings should fetch you somewhere around 55-60 FPS. If these settings are still causing problems, you can disable the AA and lower the graphics to medium. That should be enough to run the game at 60FPS+.

System Specs for NFS: Heat

MINIMUM:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

OS: Windows 10

Processor: FX-6350 or Equivalent; Core i5-3570 or Equivalent

Memory: 8 GB RAM

Graphics: AMD: Radeon 7970/Radeon R9 280x or Equivalent; NVIDIA: GeForce GTX 760 or Equivalent

DirectX: Version 11

Storage: 50 GB available space

RECOMMENDED:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

OS: Windows 10

Processor: Ryzen 3 1300X or Equivalent; Core i7-4790 or Equivalent

Memory: 16 GB RAM

Graphics: AMD: Radeon RX 480 or Equivalent; NVIDIA: GeForce GTX 1060 or Equivalent

DirectX: Version 11

Network: Broadband Internet connection

Storage: 50 GB available space

ABOUT THIS GAME

A thrilling race experience pits you against a city’s rogue police force as you battle your way into street racing’s elite. Hustle by day and risk it all at night in Need for Speed™ Heat, a white-knuckle street racer, where the lines of the law fade as the sun starts to set.

By day, Palm City hosts the Speedhunter Showdown, a sanctioned competition where you earn Bank to customize and upgrade your high-performance cars. At night, ramp up the intensity in illicit street races that build your reputation, getting you access to bigger races and better parts.

But stay ready – cops are waiting and not all of them play fair. Thanks for reading!


Last Updated on October 24, 2022

5 thoughts on “Need For Speed (NFS) Heat | Best/Optimum graphics Settings PC”

    1. I think your processor and gpu are hindering it. A 3rd gen intel with dual core is not supposed to run a game like Heat at very high fps. My frnd has ryzen 5 2600 with a 16gb ram and rtx 2060, and said that even he couldn’t run the game smoothly over 50-60fps. I have a ryzen 5 3600, and still i hardly get 65-70fps.

      1. You are wrong..I have a i5 760 which is a first gen intel overclocked to 3.8ghz and paired it with zotac 1660 super amp, im getting a solid 70 fps in medium quality and scaling resolution to 150% in game….but if the processer is at default speed 2.8 ghz the fps struggles…cpu bottleneck there…

    2. Turn the rendering resolution down to 1280×720 and turn on TAA. Keep depth of field off and lighting and shadows at low. Crank up whatever else you need, especially textures and geometry at high.

  1. To play this game on older hardware turn the rendering resolution down to 1280×720 and turn on TAA. TAA will recreate the edges and upscale the game at very low resource cost and the game will still look crisp even at low resolution! Keep depth of field off and lighting and shadows at low. Crank up whatever else you need, especially textures and geometry at high.

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