Remnant 2 - Best Graphics Settings Guide

This post shows you the best in-game graphics of Remnant 2. This will ensure that you have smooth sailing with the game. It will also help you get the optimal FPS along with good performance.

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Best Graphics Settings For Remnant 2

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Before we get into the details of the individual graphics settings for the game, let us first check the minimum and recommended system requirements to run Remnant 2. This way, you will be safe from your side before getting started.

Remnant 2 System Requirements

Minimum

CPU: Intel Core i5-7600 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600
RAM: 16 GB
VIDEO CARD: GeForce GTX 1650 / AMD Radeon RX 590
DEDICATED VIDEO RAM: 4096 MB
PIXEL SHADER: 5.1
VERTEX SHADER: 5.1
OS: Win 10
FREE DISK SPACE: 80 GB

System Settings Used To Test

CPU – I7 8700k
GPU – NVIDIA 1080 Ti
RAM – 16GB DDR4
SSD – 1TB NVme M.2 SSD
Display – 1080p

Best In-Game Graphics Settings for Remnant 2

These tweaks were made after some amount of testing, and these are subjective settings that can change as per your preference. I will also list down the system specs I used to test Remnant 2:

Display Mode: Fullscreen (I keep this fullscreen just to be on the safer side of things)
Motion Blur: Off (Motion blur takes up decent FPS, and I want to optimize the game, so I kept this OFF)
VSync: On (My aim was to get 60 FPS with the system, hence I kept VSYNC ON for testing purposes. You can keep it OFF if you do not face screen tearing)
Framerate: 60 (The same reason as above and also due to the fact that I wanted to see 60FPS @1080p)
Upscaler: Intel XeSS (This is personal preference, but Intex XeSS worked best for me)
Upscaler Quality: Quality/Balanced (My upscaling was based purely on quality since other options were not doing justice to the graphics)
Shadow Quality: Low (These were low since shadows can be CPU intensive, and I wanted to keep it to a minimum)
Post Processing: Low (The lower the Post Processing, the less load on the GPU and more FPS I could churn out)
Foliage Quality: Low
Effects Quality: Medium (Effects are optional, and you can pick the high option as well.)
View Distance Quality: Medium
FOV Modifier: 1
Minimize Input Latency: On

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NVIDIA Control Panel Settings

Anisotropic filtering: Off
Antialiasing – FXAA: Off
Antialiasing – Mode: Override any application settings
Antialiasing – Setting: x2
Max Frame Rate: 60 FPS
Texture filtering – Anisotropic sample opti..: Off
Texture filtering – Negative LOD bias: Allow
Triple buffering: On
Verticle sync: On

Windows Settings (10 64-Bit)

Steam > steamapps > common > Remnant2 > Remnant2 > Binaries > Win64
right-click Remnant2-Win64-Shipping.exe
Properties > Compatibility > Disable Fullscreen Optimization: checked

Results and Tips for More FPS

Here are my results for the above settings and testing:

Average FPS Recorded	58-60 FPS
GPU Temperature (Average)	72 degrees

With the above testing rig and settings, I was managing a stable 60FPS, with rare drops from 60 to 57FPS. For most parts of the game, you can expect to maintain the 60 mark with ease.

Some other adjustments you can make are:

View Distance Quality: Medium – Change this to Low
Effects Quality: Medium – Switch to Low
Upscaler Quality: Quality – change this to Balanced

The above settings are for those people who are still struggling to maintain the 60FPS mark at 1080p. Other than that, for the updated systems, this game runs just fine, and you can also turn up some quality and shadow settings to high, and you will be fine.

That would be all from this guide on the best graphics settings for Remnant 2 for FPS. Thanks for reading, and leave your suggestions and questions in the comments below!

Last Updated on January 20, 2024

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Remnant 2 – Best Graphics Settings Guide