Here are the optimal settings for Path of Exile 2 for ROG Ally, Legion GO, and MSI Claw, with uncapped FPS.

Path of Exile 2 is a resource-intensive early access title that has numerous optimization issues. Handhelds such as the ROG Ally, Ally X, Legion Go, and MSI Claw feature very competent hardware. The settings below have been carefully tuned to ensure that Path of Exile 2 remains an enjoyable experience.
Note: We are using Lossless Scaling alongside Adaptive Frame Generation to max out the handheld’s display. If you do not possess a copy of Lossless Scaling, do consider getting one. It’s affordable and does wonders in CPU-bound scenarios.
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Path of Exile 2 – Best Settings for ROG Ally, Legion GO, MSI Claw

The ROG Ally, Ally X, and Legion Go feature a Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip. The MSI Claw features an Ultra 7 155H and Intel Arc Graphics. After countless updates, both the chips perform similarly. The settings below should be used as a starting point and adjusted accordingly based on your frame rate and visual tolerance.
Xess offers the best image quality; you can use FSR and see how things fare.
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Renderer | DX12 |
Mode | Fullscreen |
VSync | Off |
Dynamic Resolution | OFF |
Window Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
Upscale Mode | Xess |
Max Image Quality | Balanced |
Sharpness | 10% |
HDR | (Optional) |
Scene Brightness | -0.1 (Preference) |
UI Brightness | 0.0 (Preference) |
Texture Quality | High |
Texture Filtering | 16x Anisotropic Filtering |
Lighting | Shadows |
Shadow Quality + Gi Quality | Medium |
Sun Shadow Quality | Low |
Number of Lights | Medium |
Bloom | 100% (Preference) |
Water Detail Level | Low |
NVIDIA Reflex | Off |
Foreground FPS Cap | 240 (Default) |
Background FPS Cap | 30 (Leave as default) |
Triple-Buffering | Off |
Dynamic Culling | Off |
Engine Multithreading | On |
Performance Metrics | (Preference) |
Lossless Scaling Settings

These are the settings you should utilize on the Lossless scaling software. If you do not have this software, then you can ignore this part.
Setting Category | Option | Value/Selection |
---|---|---|
Frame Generation | Type | LSFG 3.1 |
Mode | Adaptive | |
Target | A bit below your handheld’s refresh rate | |
Flow scale | Keep at the default | |
Performance | Off | |
Scaling | Type | FSR |
Sharpness | (Preference) | |
Optimized version | On | |
Mode | Auto | |
Display Mode | Fullscreen | |
Capture | Capture API | WGC (You may need to change this to DXGI) |
Queue target | 1 | |
Cursor | Clip cursor | On |
Adjust cursor speed | Off | |
Hide cursor | Off | |
Scale cursor | Off | |
Crop Input | Crop Input | 0 |
Rendering | Sync mode | Default |
Max frame latency | 3 | |
HDR support | On (Situational) | |
G-Sync support | Off (Situational) | |
Draw FPS | On | |
GPU & Display | Preferred GPU | Auto |
Output display | Auto |
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