Best Settings for Stellar Blade – RX 7600 XT

Adjust these settings while playing Stellar Blade on an RX 7600 XT for optimal performance and visuals, fully utilizing the 16 GB of VRAM.

Best Settings for Stellar Blade – RX 7600 XT
Image from the game: Stellar Blade (Image via Sony Interactive Entertainment)

Stellar Blade runs exceptionally well on AMD GPUs, especially on budget RDNA 3 16GB cards. Gamers can efficiently utilize high texture settings and still enjoy a favorable frame rate. Thanks to the game’s design, which is based on raster, budget cards like the 7600 XT can do 60+ FPS even at 1440p with upscaling.

If you own the RX 7600 8GB model, simply keep all texture settings at medium, and for the rest, you’re good to go. That said, here are the settings optimized for your GPU.

RX 7600 XT – Stellar Blade (1080p and 1440p Optimized)

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Settings page from Stellar Blade (Image via Sony Interactive Entertainment)

A few keynotes to consider:

  • FSR 3.1, used in this title, although it fails to match FSR 4 levels, still holds up reasonably well, and in the process boosts the frame rate by quite a lot.

  • 16GB VRAM buffer easily handles these texture settings without exhaustion. 

  • To enable Frame Generation, use FSR 3. Enable AMD Anti-Lag in the driver as a global preset or set it for individual games.

  • To achieve the optimal FSR 3.1 algorithm for your game, always use DLSS Swapper to keep it up to date. Additionally, you can experiment with Xess and see how it fares.

Best Settings Explored

Setting7600 XT (1080p)7600 XT (1440p)
Screen Resolution1920 x 10802560 x 1440
Vertical SyncOffOff
Target FramerateUnlimitedUnlimited
Aspect RatioAutomaticAutomatic
HUD Area RatioAutomaticAutomatic
HDROffOff
Display SettingsOpenOpen
Lock Cursor in WindowOffOff
Graphics PresetCustomCustom
Resolution Scaling ModeFSR 3.1 (Quality)FSR 3.1 (Balanced)
Rendering Scale100%100%
Base Sharpness (FSR or any other Upscaler uses this)55
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency / AMD AntilagEnabledEnabled
AMD FSR 3 Frame GenerationPreferencePreference
Environmental Object DetailHighMedium
Character Object DetailHighHigh
Environment TextureVery HighVery High
Character TextureVery HighVery High
Clutter DensityMediumMedium
Environmental Object Visible Dist.100100
Character Visible Distance100100
Shadow QualityVery HighVery High
Lighting QualityMediumMedium
Volumetric FogMediumMedium
Particle QualityMediumMedium
Animation QualityMediumMedium
Ambient OcclusionMediumMedium
Depth of FieldMediumMedium
Chromatic AberrationOffOff
Film GrainOffOff
Motion BlurOffOff

Verdict

That concludes the RX 7600 XT best settings guide for Stellar Blade. Hopefully, AMD will backport at least some AI-based features from FSR 4 to RDNA 3. The image quality, in contrast to FSR 4 and even DLSS 3.7, is noticeable. Stellar Blade already has temporal instabilities and smearing during intense fights. FSR 3.1, as it currently stands, helps clean up some of that but makes the image overly soft. Aggressive sharpening settings make the image look very artificial.


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