[STEAM] Best 007 First Light graphics settings for no lag and max FPS

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007 First Light is now out in early access, and while the general performance appears to be satisfactory so far, I have encountered some mini stutters. Thankfully, it looks like I found a great settings balance to keep the gameplay smooth.

Best 007 First Light graphics settings

Here’s a quick rundown of my current specifications before I dive into the best settings.

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• 32 GB of DDR4 RAM
• AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB
• AMD Ryzen 5700X

My specifications are comfortably above the recommended requirements, so I was able to experiment a bit. I have focused on a set of slider values that will allow the relatively lighter rigs to run the game without any issues.

• Resolution: Go with 1920×1080, as most underpowered PCs won’t render 2K properly. It’s always best to go with the native resolution of your monitor.
• Display Mode: Fullscreen
• V-Sync: On (If you keep this on, it will limit the FPS. However, it will also generate smoother results since there should be less screen tearing).
• V-Sync Interval: Go with the default
• Transfer function: sRGB
• Gamma Correction: 100
• DLSS: Yes, if applicable. If you have an older device, focus on performance. The aim is to get better performance. The same logic also applies to AMD FSR.
• Texture Quality: Medium
• Texture Filter: Trilinear
• Level of Detail: Medium (if you still struggle, go with Low)
• Terrain quality: Medium (Go with Low if there are lags)
• Shadow quality: Low
• Volumetric fog quality: Low
• Volumetric effects quality: Low
• Global illumination quality: Medium
• Reflection quality: Low
• Motion blur: Off
• Fullscreen blur effects: Off
• Radial blur effects: Off
• Wobble distortion effects: on
• Film grain effects: Off
• Chromatic aberration effects: Off

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Image via IO Interactive I have considered older devices more when going for the settings mentioned. I am personally going with High on all, but only after enabling FSR on my system. It’s best to focus on performance as of writing. Things can, and should, change once I/O drops a few post-launch patches.

That said, I like the general optimization on the PC version. It has its rough edges and corners, but the overall performance has been pretty satisfactory in the early hours.

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