ARC Raiders: Best Settings for RTX 50 Series

These are the best overall settings for Arc Raiders, ready to be dialed in on any of your RTX 50 Series GPUs.

Arc Raiders appears to be incredibly optimized on the PC. The FPS numbers you can get out of this game can easily max out a 240Hz display, even with an entry-level RTX 5050. However, the game has several issues, with visibility being the main one. 

To put it in perspective, you will notice a lot of shimmering, artifacts, and ghosting within the image. Random objects/bushes/mesh, and foliage will pop in and out, obstructing the view and interfering with gameplay.

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

Note: Given the current state of the game, we do not recommend using RT, despite it not being that heavy to run at all. RT produces more noise within the image, and this obstructs your vision. Also, you require a potent CPU to avoid being CPU-bound in this game. The game will easily push for high CPU usage, and there is a high chance your entry-level 5050 will be CPU-bound with a Core i5 12400F.

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ARC Raiders – Best Settings for RTX 5050, RTX 5060, RTX 5060 Ti

For RTX 5050, 5060, and RTX 5060 Ti, you can comfortably play at 1440p with these settings. The VRAM usage will mostly stay within the 8GB limit with these settings. These settings will partially solve the objects’ pop-in and pop-out issues, helping you spot enemies more easily.

We are using DLSS (DLAA) to help clean up all the shimmering and artifacting issues and produce a sharp-looking image, focusing on visual clarity more than aesthetics.

Best Settings Explored

Setting	Value
Window Mode	Borderless Fullscreen
Display Resolution	2560×1440
NVIDIA DLSS Frame Generation	Disabled
VSync	Disabled
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency	On
Frame Rate Limit	Unlimited
Upscaled Resolution	100% – 2560×1440
Resolution Scaling Method	NVIDIA DLSS
NVIDIA DLSS Quality	DLAA
NVIDIA DLSS Model	Transformer
Field Of View	80
Motion Blur	Disabled
NVIDIA RTX Global Illumination	Static
Overall Quality Level	Custom
View Distance	Epic
Anti-Aliasing	Epic
Shadows	Low
Post-Processing	Low
Texture	Epic
Effects	Low
Reflections	Low
Foliage	Low
Global Illumination Resolution	Epic
In-Game Performance Overlay	Disabled
Idle Energy Saving	Enabled
Inactive Window Energy Saving	Enabled

ARC Raiders – Best Settings for RTX 5070, RTX 5070 Ti, RTX 5080, RTX 5090

You can play the game at 4K with GPU horsepower such as RTX 5070 and higher. As mentioned earlier, we are using DLSS (DLAA) over here to improve the game’s visual clarity.

Best Setting Explored

Setting	Value
Window Mode	Borderless Fullscreen
Display Resolution	2560×1440 / 3840 x 2160
NVIDIA DLSS Frame Generation	Disabled
VSync	Disabled
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency	On
Frame Rate Limit	Unlimited
Upscaled Resolution	100% – 2560×1440
Resolution Scaling Method	NVIDIA DLSS
NVIDIA DLSS Quality	DLAA
NVIDIA DLSS Model	Transformer
Field Of View	80
Motion Blur	Disabled
NVIDIA RTX Global Illumination	Static
Overall Quality Level	Custom
View Distance	Epic
Anti-Aliasing	Epic
Shadows	Low
Post-Processing	Low
Texture	Epic
Effects	Low
Reflections	Low
Foliage	Low
Global Illumination Resolution	Epic
In-Game Performance Overlay	Disabled
Idle Energy Saving	Enabled
Inactive Window Energy Saving	Enabled

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