Adjust these settings in Mecha Break for the best balance between visuals and performance at 1440p desktop resolution.

1440p is a sweet spot for many gamers, as it strikes a balance between performance and visuals. Thanks to the Mecha Break’s optimization on the Unity engine, the game runs flawlessly and consumes around 6-7 GB of VRAM with these settings. If you are using a GPU such as the RTX 2070 Super, RTX 3060 Ti, or RX 6700, Arc B570 and above, consider these settings. In 2025, a game that runs smoothly on an 8GB VRAM card is a rare find.
Note: For even more FPS on Nvidia GPUs, use the DX11 API. However, the image quality in DX12 is noticeably different. That said, the newer API has a performance overhead too.
Best Settings for Mecha Break (1440p Optimized)

A few keynotes to consider:
- These settings with a 1440p should work seamlessly as long as your GPU falls within the computing range we mentioned in the beginning.
- With Steam, you no longer need RTSS or any other performance monitoring tool. Simply enable the overlay, adjust the parameters, and you are good to go.
- If you require the best quality, use DLAA (found as the Deep Learning option for upscaling in this game) instead of opting for native AA. In fast-paced motion, DLAA handles ghosting better than Unity’s AA implementation. However, there is a slight performance hit.
- DLSS 4 is already enabled from the start, and you do not need to use a swapper for it.
Best Settings Explored
Setting | Value |
Rendering Api | DX 12 / DX 11 (Quality / Speed) Preference |
Screen Resolution | 2560 x 1440 (Ultra wide also works) |
Graphics Preset | Custom |
Super Resolution | DLSS |
Super-Resolution Quality | (Deep Learning AA / Quality / Balanced) |
Anti-Aliasing Quality | (Grayed Out when selecting upscaling) |
Frame Generation | (Preference) |
Multi Frame Generation | (Preference) If you are on Blackwell |
Rendering Quality | Ultra |
Texture | High (Set higher on 16GB VRAM, such as 5060 Ti) |
Depth of Field | On (Preference) |
Interface Soft Lighting | On (Preference) |
Global Illumination | High |
Screen Space Ambient Occlusion | On |
Screen Space Reflection | Off |
Volumetric Fog | High (Increase this on 16GB VRAM, such as 5060 Ti) |
Scene Interactions | On |
Weather Effects | Ultra |
Virtual Geometry Precision | Ultra |
Terrain Precision | Ultra |
Vegetation Precision | Ultra |
Special Effects Quality (Self) | Ultra |
Special Effects Quality (Others) | Ultra |
Special Effects Precision | Ultra |
High Quality Hair | On |
Streamed Texture Quality | Standard (Increase this on 16GB VRAM, such as 5060 Ti) |
Motion Blur Intensity | Off (Preference) |
Radial Blur Intensity | Off (Preference) |
Conclusion
That wraps up the Mecha Break 1440p best settings guide. The game actively supports all the latest upscaling solutions, including FSR 3.1 (not yet FSR 4), DLSS 4 Transformer model, and XeSS 2.0. So, if you are using any GPU other than Nvidia, you can toggle between FSR and XeSS and see which one suits you best.
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