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ARC Raiders: Best Settings for 1440p

By / Tech / October 19, 2025

These are the best overall settings for playing ARC Raiders at 1440p resolution on GPUs with up to 10GB of VRAM.

ARC Raiders: Best Settings for 1440p
Arc Raiders gameplay image (Image via Embark Studios)

ARC Raiders plays exceptionally well at 1440p resolution. Even with a modern mid-range graphics card, you will be able to play the game at 1440p resolution.  However, you will be CPU-bound with a modern GPU, such as an ARC B570, RX 6700 XT, or RTX 5060 Ti, and we recommend having a CPU with power equivalent to a Core i5 12600KF or higher.

Apart from the CPU-bound issues, there are numerous other problems with the game. Starting with visibility, even with EPIC render distance, you can expect bushes and foliage to pop in and out randomly. There are also noticeable shimmering and artifacting issues within the game that will also hamper your visibility.

The settings below aim to fix these issues and ensure that you get the maximum visibility, as it’s a vital factor in achieving your objectives.

Note: Given the current state of the game, we do not recommend using RT, despite its ease of operation. RT produces more noise within the image, and this obstructs your vision.

Read More: ARC Raiders: Best Settings for RTX 40 Series

ARC Raiders – Best Settings To Play at 1440p

Arc Raiders Settings Page 1 (Image via Embark Studios)
Arc Raiders Settings Page 1 (Image via Embark Studios)

Since we are aiming for a native resolution experience, 1440p offers way more pixel data than 1080p. This is vital because we are using the upscaling algorithms to clean up the image. Higher resolution means more pixel data, which in turn allows these algorithms to work better, resulting in a cleaner and sharper-looking image than native resolution.

If you have an even higher GPU power, such as an RTX 4070 or higher, then you can set NVIDIA RTX Global Illumination to “dynamic high”. This will utilize RT to make the image appear more immersive; however, the image will be noisy, which may hamper your line of sight. We have opted for a rasterization approach to ensure reduced graphical fidelity and increased visibility.

On AMD GPUs, unless you have an FSR 4-capable card such as the RX 9060 XT, we recommend using XeSS to enhance image quality and increase visibility. On older RDNA 2 cards, you can use other solutions such as TAAU / TSR and see which one performs the best.

Best Settings Explored

SettingValue
Window ModeBorderless Fullscreen
Display Resolution2560 x 1440
NVIDIA DLSS Frame GenerationDisabled
VSyncDisabled
NVIDIA Reflex Low LatencyOn
Frame Rate LimitUnlimited
Upscaled Resolution100% – 2560 x 1440
Resolution Scaling MethodNVIDIA DLSS / FSR / TAAU / TSR/ XeSS
Scaling ApproachAnti-Aliasing
NVIDIA DLSS ModelTransformer (Only on Nvidia)
Field Of View80
Motion BlurDisabled
NVIDIA RTX Global IlluminationStatic
Overall Quality LevelCustom
View DistanceEpic
Anti-AliasingEpic
ShadowsLow
Post-ProcessingLow
TextureEpic
EffectsLow
ReflectionsLow
FoliageLow
Global Illumination ResolutionEpic
In-Game Performance OverlayDisabled
Idle Energy SavingEnabled
Inactive Window Energy SavingEnabled

Read More: ARC Raiders: Best Settings for RTX 50 Series

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