Best Settings for Roadcraft on RTX 4070 Ti

Here are the best settings for your RTX 4070 Ti to play Roadcraft at 1080p and 1440p desktop resolutions.

Explore the best settings for your RTX 4070 Ti to play Roadcraft (Image via Focus Entertainment)

This is 2025, and ADA Lovelace mid-range GPUs are still relevant, albeit with minor hiccups here and there at higher resolutions. The 12GB VRAM is seemingly hitting its limits. That said, Roadcraft delivers incredible optimization. It comes with upscaling options enabled by default and provides a good experience out of the box.

The game is easy to optimize, but the real challenge lies in the driving, which is much more complex. The 4070 Ti and Roadcraft make an excellent 1440p pairing. Below are the settings you need to use to maintain a steady frame rate of 90+ at all times.

From the start, the game uses the DLSS 4 Transformer model and checks to see if you have the latest version of RTSS installed. Otherwise, the game refuses to launch. Using DLSS 4 in this game is highly recommended, as the game has a lot of meshes, bushes, and moving particles. Without the cleanup provided by DLSS 4, the game may appear mushy.

Best Settings for RTX 4070 Ti in Roadcraft (1080p / 1440p Optimized)

Roadcraft Settings Page — Settings page of Roadcraft (Image via Focus Entertainment)

For 1440p, DLSS is recommended. However, if you want to play at native resolution and maintain a framerate above 60, turn down a few settings, such as volumetric clouds, to medium. That said, the game offers TAA, FSR AA, and DLSS-powered native AA, as well as DLAA for gamers who want to enjoy the game at the best image quality. For 1080p, you can refer to the settings below, and the overall experience will be excellent. You can expect around 11GB of VRAM usage with these settings at 1440p and around 9.5GB at 1080p.

Setting	Value at 1080p	Value at 1440p
Display Mode	Fullscreen	Fullscreen
Display Resolution	1920 x 1080	2560 x 1440
Render Resolution	Native	Native
Resolution Upscaling	DLSS	DLSS
Frame Generation	Off	Off
Sharpness	0.8 (for Native AA, you may reduce this)	0.8
Vertical Synchronization (V-Sync)	Off	Off
Brightness	0	0
Motion Blur Intensity	Off	Off
Quality Preset	Ultra	Ultra
Aniso Texture Filtering	8X	8X
Texture Resolution	Ultra	Ultra
Shadows	High	High
Screen-Space Ambient Occlusion	High	High
Screen-Space Reflections	High	High
Mirrors	Off	Off
Effects	High	High
Details	Ultra	Ultra
Volumetric Clouds	High	High

Conclusion

That wraps up today’s guide. You can use these settings as a baseline and then tweak them further. If you are using a controller to play the game, try enabling frame generation and see how things go.

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