I’m experiencing FPS drops in Valorant, What settings should I try to stabilize my frame rate?

General Settings
Lowering your resolution can reduce the rendering load on your GPU, improving FPS. Disabling VSync may help eliminate screen tearing, but it could introduce input lag, so test it to find the best balance. Enable Fullscreen Optimization to optimize the game’s performance in fullscreen mode.

Graphics Settings
Reducing texture quality lowers the workload on your GPU, while decreasing anisotropic filtering can also improve performance. Effects like bloom, lens flare, and depth of field increase the GPU load, so lowering these settings can help stabilize FPS.

Shadows and Distance
Reducing shadow quality is an effective way to boost performance, especially in shadow-heavy areas. Lowering view distance and particle effects reduces the amount of scenery and particles the game needs to process, which can also help maintain a steady FPS.

Advanced Settings
Disabling ray tracing, if supported by your GPU, can drastically improve performance. If your GPU supports DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), enabling it can increase performance while maintaining image quality, providing a smoother experience.

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