EVERY VALORANT Graphics Quality Setting Explained

What an useless setting "Improve clarity".. You can do the same and even more with your graphic's card settings or your monitor's. Even worse, it won't cost you any FPS yet improve clarity does.

Awesome video, very helpful

why u staring into my soul bro...

holy crap im so happy i ran into your channel lol im a nerd when it comes to settings :D

Thank you, it feels like I have more control over my settings now, in so short time, perfect!

This was a good tutorial for literally EVERY game. It was well divided into chapters, the explanation was clear and you used examples to demonstrate the changes very clearly (I think the only one I didn't understand was Anisotropic Filtering, but only because I didn't see the difference). I appreciated this very much for tuning my system for FPS and graphics.

Thank you.

ive always wondered why the texture setting did nothing for me lol

Nice.

Experimental sharpening works with bloom

This is the best video on graphics settings

So basically just use Low All unless youre on a 3060ti or higher

very informative video bro

bro got that brimstone voice

Thanks!

tysm this is so well explained and organized!! appreciate your work!!!!

any chance valorant will ever have that beautiful look it had in the project A announcement trailer?
you could separate the enhanced lights and shadows settings from the material quality, this way we can let everything else on low but having those cool lights and shades improvements

Higher graphics
More shadows
More flashes
More smoke
So you on high graphics enemy can hide in the shadows an all that turn off all that they got nothing


tons of more dark spots on the screen so
Harder to see enemy's more flashing so it's better low graphics cause alot less retractable things

It does help with fps low graphics gives you more stable fps
Higher graphics will make you have more choppy fps

Forget graphics an go with higher fps an faster input

Give this man an Oscar

What the difference between MSAA 4x and FXAA for Anti-Aliasing?

Improve clarity seems to be increasing the dynamic range of the in game renderer

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Hello, I am curious, I know that multithreaded rendering is limited to cpus with 8 cores or more. This includes physical and virtual. personally I play on a 6 core no smt r5 3500. this means that while in many cases my cpu is faster than some of the cpus that do support multithreaded rendering, I am still unable to toggle it myself. is there any chance this will open up to 6 core cpus? would there be a benefit without having those 2 extra cores even though its faster as a whole? could there be a way to bypass those requirements for testing purposes? Thanks in advance!

whoever has a Ultra-End Machine and Stinges about using More Visuals in the Game is absolute Braindead, i have a very low end PC hardly getting 60fps with +150 ping
if i had better computer i'd definitely go for it

that was really helpful thank you :)

I got draw distance problem in valorant (teleporter/buildings on the range is not visible from afar), it appears similar to texture popping only when close to the objects. How to fix this?

good video

Thanks bro. Now my game looks better(material quality High and Enhance clarity off)

I still don’t know what too do in my place people look like 3 Pixels far so I can’t hit head shots easily but close is fine I have every on low or off because I have a low end pc but I will turn something up if it fixes my issue what is it?

cant valorant add no texture mode to give it that really simplistic look and massive increase of fps?

1. Does bloom impact much (I get 30~ fps because I used a laptop)
2. Does bloom affect enemy line (red, purple & yellow)

When you mean CPU bound does it mean in layman's term that you have a weaker CPU or bottlenecked CPU?

my sovereign mashal purple version look so weird you know how to fix ?

Brilliant video! I wanted to know which settings were cpu and GPU bound and you explained just that! Thanks!

do I need to have bloom enabled for experimental sharpening to work? because thats what ive heard from other ppl.

nice video very usefull

the multithreaded rendering doesnt show for me how do i fix?

I’d like a deep dive into network buffering. Current lowest server is 47 to Oregon. I usually play central (80 both) and i feel like network buffering on moderate sometimes makes the game feel better and sometimes it does not

For material quality, does it have an effect on a CPU bound system? I see you mentioned it affects mostly the GPU, so wondered if I would lose that much fps if I'm not GPU bound.

MASSIVE thanks for this video!

Which settings should I put higher than on (all very low) If I'm CPU bottlnecked?
Only 'Improve Clarity' and 'Image Sharpening'?

To be honest, that's doesn't help me that much

This kind of content is very interesting ! We want more tech stuff and details on valorant ! keep it up

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very cool