Battlefield 6: Best Settings for RTX 50 Series

These are the best competitive settings for Battlefield 6 on your RTX 50 Series GPUs, ranging from the RTX 5050 to the RTX 5090.

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Battlefield 6 takes everything up a notch, talking about visuals, destruction, vehicles, combat, and the sheer chaos that awaits you. Based on the official recommended requirements, the game appears to be relatively easy to run on modern hardware.

But 60 FPS isn’t what you are aiming for here; for a competitive edge, you need the lowest input latency and the highest framerate possible. These settings do not rely on frame generation, yet focus on a seamless competitive experience.

Note: Frame Generation is one way to achieve very high framerates, but it comes at a cost: input latency, which is vital for Battlefield 6. So, without FG, you need a beefy CPU to pair with any of the RTX 50 series GPUs, and specifically X3D or Core i9 series when pairing 5080s and 5090s.

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Battlefield 6 – Best Settings for RTX 5050, RTX 5060, RTX 5060 Ti

Battlefield 6 Graphics Settings (Image via Electronic Arts)

The DLSS 4 Transformer model is already present, so there is no need to use any kind of swapping technique for the latest DLL. Doing so may trigger the anticheat, resulting in a ban. If you are running out of VRAM on an 8GB GPU, you can lower the texture quality from medium to low.

Setting	Value
Resolution	Your Monitor’s Resolution
Fixed Resolution Scale	100
Dynamic Resolution Scale	OFF
Nvidia Reflex Low Latency	Enabled
Anti-Aliasing	DLAA
Upscaling Technique	DLSS
Upscaling Quality	Balanced
Graphics Quality	Custom
Texture Quality	Medium
Texture Filtering	Ultra
Mesh Quality	Low
Terrain Quality	Low
Undergrowth Quality	Low
Effects Quality	High
Volumetric Quality	Low
Lighting Quality	High
Local Light & Shadow Quality	Low
Sun Shadow Quality	Medium
Shadow Filtering	PCSS
Reflection Quality	Medium
Screen Space Reflections	Low
Post Process Quality	High
Screen Space AO & GI	SSGI Low
High Fidelity Objects Amount	Ultra

Battlefield 6 – Best Settings for RTX 5070, RTX 5080, and RTX 5090

Battlefield 6 Settings Page (Image via Electronic Arts)

Going into the high-end RTX 50 series territory, you are getting a lot more performance from any of these GPUs. These settings are a perfect pairing for a super high number, but here’s the catch: you need an X3D or Core i9 chip to reach that level.

Setting	Value
Resolution	Your Monitor’s Resolution
Graphics Quality	Custom
Texture Quality	High
Texture Filtering	Ultra
Mesh Quality	Medium
Terrain Quality	Medium
Undergrowth Quality	Low
Effects Quality	High
Volumetric Quality	Low
Lighting Quality	High
Local Light & Shadow Quality	Low
Sun Shadow Quality	Medium
Shadow Filtering	PCSS
Reflection Quality	Medium
Screen Space Reflections	Low
Post Process Quality	High
Screen Space AO & GI	SSGI High
High Fidelity Objects Amount	Ultra

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