The Finals: Improving FPS on Nvidia and AMD Graphics Cards

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The Finals: Improving FPS on Nvidia and AMD Graphics Cards

The Best Graphics Settings for Better Performance

The first thing you need to do is to optimize your graphics settings. This can have a big impact on the performance of your game.

You can experiment with these settings until you find a balance between visuals and performance. Keep in mind that lower settings can also make it easier to spot enemies and react quickly. Let’s change the graphics settings!

Disabling V-Sync is a simple but effective way to increase your frames per second and reduce input lag FINALLY. While vertical synchronization can improve image quality, it can also cause noticeable lag between mouse movements and on-screen actions, making your gameplay sluggish and unresponsive.

You should enable NVIDIA Reflex low-latency. NVIDIA users can see this option in the graphics settings.

Unleash the full potential of your gaming PC by adjusting the scaling method, such as NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR2, or Intel XeSS. These advanced features utilize artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to increase frames per second, reduce input latency, and improve image quality. For the best quality enhancement, you should set it to Performance or Ultra Performance. If you are concerned about graphics quality, you can set it to Balanced or Quality.

If possible, use Nvidia’s next-generation frame technology (DLSS 3) instead of DLSS, which is available exclusively on RTX 40-series GPUs. If you have a GPU that supports this, enable NVIDIA DLSS Frame Generation in the Display and Resolution section of your graphics settings.

Motion Blur is a visual effect that adds blur to moving objects on the screen. Get rid of the distracting and unsightly motion blur effect in FINAL by disabling it in the game settings.

The NVIDIA RTX Global Illumination utilizes advanced ray tracing technology to simulate realistic lighting and shadows, creating a more immersive and realistic environment. However, to maximize performance and minimize possible stuttering or lag, it is recommended that you set NVIDIA RTX Global Illumination to “Static” in the Ray Tracing section of the graphics settings.

You should also reduce the view distance, anti-aliasing, shadows, and global illumination resolution to improve performance in the final.

If you notice performance issues with DirectX 12, you should change the Graphics API to DirectX 11.

Driver Update

In order for your system to be optimized to play Finals on your PC, it is important to keep your graphics drivers up to date. Graphics drivers play a crucial role in ensuring that your graphics card runs efficiently and smoothly in-game, which can significantly affect the performance of your game.

To update your graphics drivers, you should visit your GPU manufacturer’s website to download the latest driver updates for your specific graphics card model.

• NVIDIA
• AMD
• Intel

Be sure to uninstall all previous drivers before installing the new ones. It is very important to remove all previously installed drivers before installing new ones to make sure that the new drivers work properly and avoid any compatibility issues. One effective method to remove previous drivers is to use DDU , which is a reliable software tool that can completely remove all traces of previous drivers from the system.

NVIDIA Control Panel Settings

If you are using an NVIDIA graphics card, optimizing your graphics settings is essential for best performance in FINAL. Simply go to the Nvidia control panel and click “Manage 3D Settings”. From there, select “Program Settings” and find Finale in the list. Here you can tweak some key settings to increase your frames per second and reduce lag:

• Set “Low Latency Mode” to “Ultra” to maximize response time.
• Select your graphics card as the “GPU for OpenGL rendering” for optimal performance.
• Set “Power Management Mode” to “Maximum Performance” to keep your GPU running at its full capacity.
• Set “Texture Filtering Quality” to “High Performance” for smoother and more responsive gameplay.
• Click the “Apply” button.

With these simple settings, you can unleash the full power of your Nvidia GPU

AMD Control Panel Settings

AMD users can do the same using the AMD Control Panel. Here are instructions on how AMD users can optimize the AMD Control Panel to increase FPS in the Finals game:

1. Open the AMD Control Panel by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting “AMD Radeon Software”.
2. Click the “Games” tab in the AMD Radeon Software.
3. Select The Finals
4. Set Texture Filtering Quality to Performance.
5. Enable features such as Radeon Boost and Radeon Anti-Lag to further improve game performance.
6. You can also customize settings such as anti-aliasing and tessellation to improve your system’s performance.
7. Click “Apply” to save your changes.

Full-Screen Optimization

By disabling full-screen optimization and changing the high DPI scaling settings in Finale, you can potentially reduce stuttering and improve performance, making gameplay smoother and more enjoyable.

Full-screen optimization is a Windows feature that aims to improve the performance of full-screen applications, but can cause stuttering issues in some games. Disabling this feature can often help eliminate stuttering and increase FPS in finals.

High-resolution scaling is another Windows feature designed to improve the clarity of text and images on high-resolution displays. However, it can also affect the performance of some games, causing stuttering or lag. Overriding this feature can help eliminate these problems.

To disable full-screen optimization and change the high-resolution scaling settings for Finale, follow these steps:

1. Quit the game and go to your Steam library page.
2. Right-click on TEST in FINAL.
3. Select Manage > View Local Files
4. Right-click Discovery.exe
5. Select “Properties” from the drop-down menu.
6. Click the “Compatibility” tab in the properties window.
7. Select the “Disable full-screen optimization” check box
8. Click “Change high resolution settings“.
9. Check the “Override high resolution scaling mode. Scaling is performed by:” and select an application….
10. Click “Apply” to save the changes.

If you have a laptop with both an integrated and dedicated graphics processor, you may experience performance problems while playing Finals if the game is running on the integrated graphics processor. To fix this problem, you can force your computer to use a dedicated GPU for the game.

To do this, you can access your graphics card control panel and select the game to run with a dedicated GPU. In the NVIDIA control panel, go to Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings, click the Add button, find the Finals game (Discovery.exe) executable[/b], and add it to the list. Select Finals from the list and select “NVIDIA High Performance Processor” as your preferred graphics processor.

This ensures that the game will always run on the more powerful dedicated graphics card instead of the built-in graphics card. Another way to make the game run on a dedicated graphics processor is to use Windows graphics settings. To do this, follow the steps below:

1. Open the “Windows Settings” application by pressing “Windows Key + I“.
2. Click “System” and then select “Display” from the left sidebar.
3. Scroll down the page and then click “Graphics Settings“.
4. Select “Desktop Application” and then click “Browse” to locate the Finals game executable (Discovery.exe)
5. Click “Options” and then select “High performance“.
6. Click “Save” to apply the changes.