Best Settings for Mecha Break With RTX 5060 Ti

Nvidia’s budget 1440p graphics card, RTX 5060 Ti, is one of the best GPUs for playing Mecha Break at 1440p 60FPS with the right settings.

Picture of the pilots of BREAK Strikers — The pilots of BREAK Strikers (Image via Amazing Seasun Games)

Mecha Break, a free-to-play multiplayer mecha shooter, was released for PC on July 2, 2025. In this game, you will wear Break Strikers and engage in both PvP and PvPvE matches. If you want to play this game with high visual quality framerates, a modern graphics card like the new Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti would be the optimal choice.

However, without the right settings, the game may stutter in some games. It may even experience frame drops, which is not the experience you want in multiplayer shooters. In this article, we will share all the optimized settings for Mecha Break on RTX 5060 Ti.

Note: The settings provided below are based on the game’s recommended specs and shouldn’t be used for resolutions higher than 2560 x 1440.

What Are the Best Settings for Mecha Break on RTX 5060 Ti?

Picture of Mecha BREAK Graphics Settings page — Mecha Break Graphics Settings page (Image via Amazing Seasun Games)

The RTX 5060 Ti is the newest GPU from Nvidia. It is designed to play games at both 1080p and 1440p, and comes in two variants: 8GB and 16GB. The difference between the two GPUs is minimal, except for the memory configuration. Therefore, the optimized settings provided below will work for both GPU variants:

Display Settings

Settings	Values
Display Mode	Fullscreen
Resolution	2560 x 1440
Target Display	Main Display
Brightness	As per preference
UHD Video	Off
Vertical Sync	Off (Unless you don’t have a FreeSync or G-Sync monitor)
Frame Rate Limit (In Match)	Unlimited
Frame Rate Limit (Outside of Match)	60

Graphics Settings

Settings	Values
Graphics Preset	Custom
Super-Resolution	DLSS
Super-Resolution Quality	Deep Learning
Anti-Aliasing Quality	Ultra
Frame Generation	Off
Multi-Frame Generation	Off
Rendering Quality	Medium
Texture	High
Depth of Field	Off
Interface Soft Lighting	On
Global Illumination	High
Screen Space Ambient Occlusion	On
Screen Space Reflection	On
Volumetric Fog	Off
Scene Interactions	On
Weather Effects	Medium
Virtual Geometry Precision	High
Terrain Precision	High
Vegetation Precision	Medium
Special Effects Quality (Self)	Medium
Special Effects Quality (Others)	Low
Special Effects Precision	Medium
High Quality Hair	On
Streamed Texture Quality	Standard
Motion Blur Intensity	Off
Radial Blur Intensity	Off

Final Thoughts

We optimized the above settings with a combination of Low, Medium, and High graphics settings to achieve the best of both worlds: visuals and performance. These settings will work for both the RTX 5060 Ti 8GB and 5060 Ti 16GB. However, since the latter has more VRAM, you should change the Texture Settings to Cinematic for even better visuals.

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