Best Settings for Apex Legends on RTX 5050

If you want to play Apex Legends on the RTX 5050 GPU, there are a few graphics settings you should change to get a better experience.

Apex Legends is one of the most popular FPS battle royale titles and is available on every platform, including PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. This game enjoys over 150K concurrent players every single day. The best part of Apex Legends is that its system requirements are relatively low, so you don’t need a high-end GPU. In fact, even an entry-level graphics card, such as the RTX 5050, will be more than enough to play at 120 Hz or higher.

However, the default graphics settings won’t give you the best performance and image quality. They are both critical in online multiplayer games. Therefore, we recommend applying optimized settings to get both higher performance and image quality. You will find the optimized settings for Apex Legends on RTX 5050 below.

Note: The settings provided below are based on the game’s recommended specs and shouldn’t be used for resolutions higher than 2560 x 1440.

What Are the Best Settings for Apex Legends on RTX 5050?

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The RTX 5050 is Nvidia’s most affordable GPU this generation. It costs $249 and is designed to play modern games at 1080p with a decent level of graphical fidelity. However, due to the lower system requirements of Apex Legends, the RTX 5050 can play it at 1440p resolution with 120+ FPS consistently, provided you apply our optimized settings. Here are all the best settings to play Apex Legends on RTX 5050:

Display

Settings	Values
Display Mode	Fullscreen
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Resolution	2560 x 1440
Brightness	50% or as per preference
Field of View (FOV)	90 or as per preference
FOV Ability Scaling	Enabled
Sprint View Shake	Normal

Advanced

Settings	Values
V-Sync	Off (Turn it on only if you don’t have a FreeSync or G-Sync monitor)
Nvidia Reflex	Enable + Boost
Adaptive Resolution FPS Target	0
Anti-Aliasing	TSAA
Texture Streaming Budget	Ultra (8GB VRAM)
Texture Filtering	Anisotropic 8x
Ambient Occlusion Quality	Medium
Sun Shadow Coverage	High
Sun Shadow Detail	Low
Spot Shadow Detail	High
Volumetric Lighting	Enable
Dynamic Spot Shadows	Enable
Model Detail	High
Map Detail	High
Effects Detail	Medium
Impact Detail	Low

Final Thoughts

The above settings will help Apex Legends deliver a stable and stutter-free gameplay experience. The RTX 5050 will have no issues running the game at 1440p with 120+ FPS and higher visual fidelity.

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