Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Settings for Best FPS and Performance

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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is a popular action-adventure game that requires a decent graphics card to run smoothly. The game, available on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5 has received widespread praise for its stunning graphics and visually captivating environments. However, to truly experience the full extent of the game’s graphics capabilities, it’s important to optimize your graphics settings. Here’s a guide on the graphics settings you should change for the best FPS in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Best Settings for FPS

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Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Window Mode: Fullscreen
Graphics Quality: Custom
View Distance: Low
Shadow Quality: Low
Anti-Aliasing: Medium
Texture Quality: Medium
Visual Effects: Low
Post Processing: Low
Foliage Detail: Medium
Field of View: Medium
VSync: Off
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Brightness: 3
Motion Blur: Off
Film Grain: Off
Chromatic Aberration: Off
Camera Shake: 75%
Ambient Camera Sway: 0%
Hide HUD: Off

Jedi Survivor suffers from inconsistent frame rates due to optimization problems, even with the recommended performance settings. Players still encountered frame rate drops in areas where there is high rendering and density. The root of the issue seems to stem from the extremely dense nature of Coruscant, but it was discovered that traveling to Koboh can help to stabilize Jedi Survivor’s frame rates.

Star Wars Jedi Survivor Performance vs. Quality Graphics

Before choosing one of the two graphics settings, you should know the difference between them and what features they offer:

Performance – With these graphics settings, your maximum resolution will be 1440p, but as an exchange, you’ll get a much smoother frame rate that targets for 60 frames per second. It reduces the image quality, so you don’t have any dips in frames while playing the game.
Quality – Using these graphics settings, resolution is preferred over framerate, meaning you will have a better image quality but a lower framerate. With 4K resolution, you will play the game in the highest quality and not miss any details. However, as a trade-off, you will not have a buttery smooth game, and your FPS can drop to 30 during some fights.

Star Wars Jedi Survivor is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S.