Considered to be a ‘Call of Duty’ killer by the gaming community, Xdefiant seems to be heading towards a bright future. Being a tactical shooter game, everybody would want their game to run without any lag while maintaining good frames per second. Good performance is as important as your skills in the game. So we went ahead and found out the settings for a PC with decent specs.
Xdefiant Graphic Settings
- Display Mode Fullscreen
- Display Resolution: Native resolution
- Refresh Rate: Highest possible
- Triple Buffering: Off
- Reduced Latency: On
- NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency: On + Boost
- Brightness: 10
- Contrast: 15
- DX12 Renderer: Off
- Graphics Quality: Custom
- Framerate Limit: Off
- Shadow Quality: Low
- Spot Shadows: Low
- Spot Shadow Resolution: Low
- Contact Shadows: Off
- Resolution Sale: 100%
- Sharpening: 4
- Particle Detail: Low
- Volumetric Fog: Low
- Global Reflection Quality: Low
- Local Reflection Quality: Off
- Vegetation Quality: Medium
- Sub-Surface Scattering: Off
- Ambient Occlusion: Medium
- Object Detail: 20
- Extra Streaming Distance: 0
- Lens Flare: Off
- Water Quality: Low
- Chromatic Aberration: Off
- Terrain Quality: Medium
When it comes to shooter games, everybody would prefer a better performing game with minimal visual losses. Hence the shadow settings are reduced. Having said this, you are free to experiment with the settings depending on your system’s specs.
Just like Valorant, Xdefiant also gives the enemies a red outline which makes it easy for us to spot them. You can improve this effect by tuning your monitor’s contrast settings. There is one more trick you can use but it requires you to know the NVIDIA Control Panel. If you do, you should tweak the Contrast, Gamma, and Digital Vibrance settings. As mentioned earlier, you are free to experiment with the settings depending on the performance your PC can offer.
