How to Increase FPS in Valorant
By Liam Gambon
How to increase FPS in Valorant is what many gamers want to know, as it will enhance your overall experience in the team-based shooter.
FPS stands for frames per second, and it will help you to pick up on things like enemies and such, as your screen will follow along with how quickly you wish to whip around. It also just makes the game cleaner and more crisp.
Contents of tonight's EU hotfix (coming to NA tomorrow):
— VALORANT (@PlayVALORANT) April 15, 2020
- Cypher's camera made less lethal under certain... circumstances
- Patched a number of map exploits
- Fixed audio dropping after consecutive games
How to Increase FPS in Valorant
To increase your FPS, you head to the video tab in the settings and lower the graphics to make more space for performance if you don’t meet the ideal system requirements. The ideal requirements are,
- CPU: An Intel 9900K Processor or Better
- GPU: An Invidia GTX 1080 TI or Better
- RAM: 8 GB
- 256 SSD and 144 FPS on max graphics
To make the space for performance, try lowering Material Quality, Texture Quality, Detail Quality, UI Quality, and Anisotropic Filtering. You can also go ahead and make sure to set the priority of Valorant's performance to High in Windows task manager.