As is the case with all PC games, the performance your build can carry out with Back 4 Blood will primarily rely on your graphical settings. There is no one-size-fits-all thing with PC games, so you will need to do a little bit of experimenting to see what works best for you.
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Back 4 Blood is a game that you will want to get the best performance possible out of while you fight through hordes of Ridden. If the game stutters or looks ugly, it will be a starkly lesser experience. Here are the best PC settings for Back 4 Blood.
- Window Mode – Fullscreen
- Screen Resolution – Set your preference, but we use 1920×1080
- Anti Aliasing – TAA
- Nvidia DLSS – Quality (If available)
- Motion Blur – Your preference, we turn this off
- Chromatic Aberration – Off
- Adaptive FX Quality – On (makes no big difference)
- Field of View – Your preference, we use 100
- VSync – Off unless you get screen tearing
- Limit FPS – Off
- Quality – High
Custom Quality Settings
- Post Processing Quality – Medium
- Texture Quality – High
- Effects Quality – Medium
- Shadow Quality – Low
- Foliage Quality – High
Brightness
- HDR – Off
- Brightness – 50 (the in-game brightness has been altered a lot since the technical alpha, so you should not need to alter this too much)
- Contrast – 0
- Saturation – 50
Advanced
- Graphics API – DirectX 12 (if available)
- Sharpening – FidelityFX (always keep this on)
- Resolution Scale – 100
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