Monster Hunter Wilds: Best Settings for 1440p

These are the optimal settings for Monster Hunter World, fine-tuned for 1440p resolution on GPUs with up to 12GB of VRAM.

Screenshot from Monster Hunter Wilds (Image via Capcom)
Screenshot from Monster Hunter Wilds (Image via Capcom)

Capcom’s RE Engine powers Monster Hunter Wilds, making it quite demanding on modern hardware. The game suffers from optimization issues, and even after multiple patches, many gamers have reported frame time inconsistencies. However, with the settings below, you can get a great gaming experience.

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Monster Hunter Wilds – Best Settings for 1440p

In-game settings (Image via Capcom)
Monster Hunter Wilds: In-game settings (Image via Capcom)

Please note that the GPU power we are recommending in this case is around the Intel Arc B580 level, or the Radeon RX 6700 XT level. The higher the GPU power you have, the better the game can be played.

On Nvidia cards, we recommend using the stock DLSS and not overriding it because the anti-cheat may flag it. For AMD, we recommend the same. Although FSR 4 can be modded in, we advise against doing so due to the anti-cheat.

If you are experiencing traversal stutters, frame pacing, or if your 1% and 0.1% lows are falling apart, we recommend frame capping with RTSS or Steam’s overlay. This will fix the problem temporarily. For context, traversal stutters can only be fixed by the game developers through game patches; what we have provided is a temporary workaround.

If you have a higher-tier card, such as an RTX 4070 Super or higher, you can increase the visuals. Start with Sky Quality, Cloud Quality, and Tree Quality; set them to the high setting. This should enhance the visuals without compromising too much of the frame rate.

Best Settings Explored

SettingValue
Graphics Settings PresetHigh
Cutscene GraphicsDo Not Adjust Separately
UpscalingNvidia DLSS
Upscaling ModeBalanced
Frame GenDisabled
Ray TracingOff
Texture QualityMedium
Texture Filtering QualityHigh (ANISO x8)
Mesh QualityMedium
Fur QualityMedium
Sky/Cloud QualityMedium
Grass/Tree QualityMedium
Grass/Tree SwayEnabled
Wind Simulation QualityMedium
Surface QualityMedium
Sand/snow QualityMedium
Water EffectsEnabled
Render DistanceMedium
Shadow QualityMedium
Shadow DistanceMedium
Ambient Light QualityHigh
Distant Shadow QualityLow
Contact ShadowsEnabled
Ambient OcclusionMedium
Motion BlurDisabled
BloomHigh (Optional)
Vignette EffectDisabled
Screen Space ReflectionEnabled
Subsurface ScatteringEnabled
Depth of Field(Optional)
Volumetric FogMedium
Variable Rate ShadingEnabled

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