Welcome to the Rainbow Six Siege Best Settings guide, where we will help you to improve or boost your FPS and performance through in-game and external adjustments
Rainbow Six Siege Best Settings – In-game Settings
Do you want to improve or boost FPS in Rainbow Six Siege? Then start with these in-game settings:
R6S General Settings
- Resolution: Try 1920×1080, but if after all the adjustments you need more FPS try a lower one
- V-SYNC: Disabled
- Field of View: 80-85
- Screen Ratio: The Pro choice would be 4:3, but if you don’t like it choose a wider aspect ratio
- Calibration – Brightness: 65
R6S Graphics settings
- Texture Quality: Minimum (if you need more FPS) or Medium (if you are ok), more info at the end (*)
- Texture Filtering: x16
- LOD Quality: High
- Shading Quality: Low
- Shadow Quality: Medium
- Reflection Quality: Off
- Ambient Occlusion: Off
- Lens Effect: Off
- Zoom-in Depth of Field: Off
- Multi-sample Anti-aliasing: No
(*) Nobody likes to reduce the quality of the textures, but the benefits, in terms of FPS, are enormous. Using a medium texture quality instead of ultra means +50% fps, but using a minimum texture quality means nearly +100% FPS. So, of course it’s worth it.
Rainbow Six Siege Best Settings – Sharpen Factor
The last thing you should do is to change the value of the TAASharpenFactor:
Find the GameSettings.ini file (Documents/My Games/Rainbow Six…) and change the value of TAASharpenFactor to 0.375
Do you want more Best settings & FPS Boost guides? then check:
Rainbow Six Siege Best Settings – External Settings
Your computer and your graphic card also need to be fully optimized:
Graphics Card Settings for R6S
- Update Drivers
- Max Performance: 3d settings – Adjust Image settings
- Antialiasing: Off
- Texture Filtering: High Performance
Computer Settings for R6S
Of course, first of all check the Rainbow Six Siege System Requirements (Minimum and Recommended). But if the Requirements are not the reason:
- Windows Performance: Go to Properties > Advanced System Settings > Performance, and finally uncheck all the boxes.
- Disable Core Parking: Press Win + R at the same time > type msconfig > go to Boot > Advanced Options, and finally choose max number of processors
- Disable Startup Programs: Press Win + R at the same time > type msconfig > go to Startup tab > and finally uncheck all the programs you don’t need when you start windows
- Power Options: Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Power Options, and finally choose High Performance
- Temperature: Clean your PC (dust) to cool down
- Reinstall Windows: It can be an option if everything else fails and there is no good reason
