Path of Exile 2 – Best Settings for RTX 5060 Ti

Here is a detailed guide to help you optimize Path of Exile 2 (PoE2) on RTX 5060 Ti.

Path of Exile 2 RTX 5060 Ti
Best settings for Path of Exile 2 on RTX 5060 Ti (Image via Nvidia)

Path of Exile 2 is the anticipated sequel to its predecessor, now officially bound to leave the Early Access stage soon. Considering how well-designed the game’s combat and RPG mechanics are, it was bound to be a major hit among JRPG and ARPG fans alike.

However, the game is pretty notorious for its optimization issues, which is quite the norm for developers now. Still, since the game consists of huge battlegrounds and enemies, it can bring a huge performance strain, no matter how strong the GPU is. If you’re an RTX 5060 Ti user, the budget-friendly graphics card from Nvidia’s strongest GPU lineup yet, you can tweak the settings enough to bring in a massive FPS increase.

Due to the performance constraints, Path of Exile 2 can be a heavy task to process for your GPU. Want to know the best settings for it? This guide will provide you with the perfect settings to tailor your gameplay experience without losing visual fidelity.

Optimal Settings in Path of Exile 2 for RTX 5060 Ti

Path of Exile Bahlak the Sky Seer Attacks
The sky seer attacks in Path of Exile 2 (Image via Grinding Gear Games)

The mentioned settings are configured with the RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB variant, so if you’re facing issues because of the 8GB VRAM allocation, reduce some of the settings.

Display Settings

Option Setting
RendererVulkan (Provides superior stability compared to DirectX 12)
ModeExclusive Fullscreen or Windowed Fullscreen
VSyncOn (It prevents screen tearing but locks the frames onto your monitor’s hertz)
Dynamic ResolutionOn
Window Resolution2K/1440p (2560×1440)
Upscale MethodDLSS
Image QualityBalanced

Graphic Settings

OptionSetting
Texture QualityUltra
Texture FilteringAnisoptric Filtering 16x
LightingMedium
Shadow QualityHigh
Sun Shadow QualityMedium
Number of LightsLow
Bloom50%
Water Detail LevelMedium

If you’re using the 8GB variant of the RTX 5060 Ti, you should consider toning down the Texture Quality.


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