What are the best Valorant video settings for FPS?
All Low except UI Quality Medium. Disable bloom, vignette, distortion, and shadows. Multithreaded Rendering ON. MSAA None or 2x. Expect 200+ FPS on mid-range hardware.
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Last verified: 2026-08-22
Valorant rewards clarity and stable FPS over visual fidelity. This Oracnoos guide covers in-game video settings, NVIDIA Reflex, crosshair customization, Vanguard considerations, and a ranked checklist for consistent competitive performance.
Material Quality: Low. Texture Quality: Low (Medium on 6GB+ VRAM). Detail Quality: Low. UI Quality: Medium. Vignette: Off. Bloom: Off. Distortion: Off. Cast Shadows: Off. Anti-Aliasing: MSAA 2x or None for max FPS.
NVIDIA Reflex: On + Boost in Valorant video settings. Limits render queue for lower input lag. Update GPU drivers before ranked sessions. AMD users: enable Anti-Lag in AMD Adrenalin software.
Use a static crosshair — disable movement and firing error offsets for consistent aim reference. Recommended starter: Inner Lines 1/4/2/2, no outline, cyan or green color. Copy pro crosshair codes from our tier list page and adjust to preference.
Enable Multithreaded Rendering if you have a 6-core+ CPU. Significant FPS boost on modern processors. Disable only if experiencing stuttering on older 4-core CPUs.
Vanguard runs at kernel level — cannot disable without blocking launch. Update Vanguard with every Valorant patch (restart PC after). VAN errors after settings changes usually need client restart, not setting reverts.
Update GPU drivers. Restart PC after Vanguard patch. Verify stable ping under 30ms. Warm up 10 minutes in Deathmatch. Check agent balance changes on our patch notes page. Close background apps and overlays.
Wired ethernet mandatory for ranked. Disable Fullscreen Optimizations for Valorant.exe. Windows Game Mode: ON. Set Valorant to High Priority in Task Manager if FPS drops during agent abilities.
Fully update the client before queuing. Patch days spike login errors — check our Valorant error guides and patch notes page if queues stall or anti-cheat fails.
All Low except UI Quality Medium. Disable bloom, vignette, distortion, and shadows. Multithreaded Rendering ON. MSAA None or 2x. Expect 200+ FPS on mid-range hardware.
Vanguard has minimal FPS impact on modern systems. VAN errors after patches need PC restart — not settings changes. Never disable Vanguard.
Most use static crosshairs with minimal lines — no movement error offset. Cyan or green color for visibility. Start with 1/4/2/2 inner lines and adjust.
Yes. Reflex On + Boost reduces input lag. Enable in Valorant video settings with updated NVIDIA drivers.
Update GPU drivers, restart PC after Vanguard update, verify Multithreaded Rendering is ON, and check for background Windows updates consuming CPU.
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