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04/30/2023: Removed the whole FPS cap sections, and even sync settings, because the latest NVIDIA Reflex API have became very good at handling latency as the game became very good at frame to frame pacing making it a lot smoother than before. We also found different behavior for RTSS on different systems increasing latency sometimes when the FPS cap is set, or sync settings are applied. A lot of things have changed and info have not been updated from quite sometime. I can say that the game have became waaay better than before and there is no need to do anything from that anymore and all previously written sections are now meaningless 🙂
03/05/2022: Finally laptop configurations are completed! Added Custom Resolution Utility for laptop users
10/18/2021: Added Intel Speed Shift Disabling Section.
05/26/2021: Removed Audio Section since it does not make things right with everyone depending on many variables.
05/16/2021: Updated Finding FPS Cap section.
03/31/2021: Added a note for 8 GB RAM users in Windows Version Section + Geforce Experience Settings.
03/27/2021: Updated Sync settings for 120 FPS 60Hz configurations.
03/26/2021: Added 120 FPS 60Hz configuration.

Before we start: better gaming rig will always mean higher FPS + higher resolution and so lower latency and better viewing experience. you won't get the game well running on trash..... but the guide is here to give you the best experience possible on your specific system.

If you have a modern high end machine that you know it can deliver max frame rates at maximum settings currently then you already have a stable low latency. just read "TCP Optimization section" and "Geforce Experience Settings" immediately and skip all others...

This game may gain a lot of performance from memory overclocking on old and lower end CPUs:
1- Memory OC can be done on low end motherboards and locked CPUs
2- It does not use more power >> no higher temperatures >> no extra cooling needed (free overclock)
3- Memory OC can take very long time to verify stability>> it could be long term project over a week and could be fast to be done in hours >> could be fun for some people and boring for others
4- It can make the game massively better!
5- You can shrink your memory timings even if you can't change Memory clock speeds on lower end Intel motherboards. also overclocking your Intel CPU totally worth it if your gaming rig supports overclocking.

Head over here for more details about memory OC:
https://github.com/integralfx/MemTestHelper/blob/oc-guide/DDR4%20OC%20Guide.md
Experienced overclockers have written this guide. still not the best guide in my opinion, I may suggest edits there later, but that is what is available for free somewhere on the web.

You may use Inspectre.exe found in the link bellow to disable meltdown and spectre security if you are on an old Intel CPU (avoid doing this with AMD CPUs). The program itself is able to tell you that if the security batch is taking over performance or not so that you can decide at your own risk whether you should disable it or not (DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK, I DON'T TAKE RESPONSIBILITY IF HACKERS RIPPED OFF YOUR PC):
https://www.grc.com/files/InSpectre.exe

The guide is suitable for every user from the low end to the high end.
You can skip paragraphs to tips immediately as you are not going to read the whole guide anyway because it gives tips for different systems and you are going to pick yours only.
The guide is a subject to change over time. I will keep updating it whenever better or more tips found. I will inform about major updates by changing date so make sure to check the guide every once in a while.

For notebook users I didn't address thermal issues that you may have causing your frame rates to drop.
You can also use MSI Afterburner as a reliable OC or tweaking tool to undervolt your GPU and lower temperatures. You can also monitor your CPU temperature and make sure your CPU is not overheating to take the proper actions in case it does.

be aware that your system maybe affected by faulty driver update so make sure you are not on a buggy driver version.

Don't get yourself into using autoexec files and Nvidia Inspector or any other texture remaking tool. these are all considered cheats. developers managed to disable almost all of them. if anyone is showing an autoexec file in his guide then he is probably don't know what he is doing and never knew that none of these commands do anything.

Don't get yourself into disabling overlay of steam thinking that it is going to help make the game run with higher frame rates. it is important to understand that your CPU is not like a peace of can whenever you fill it with something it gets overloaded. the story is not as simple as that and there is a room for different kinds of loads in the CPU so disabling your useful software may not enhance your frame rates by a fraction of a frame.

Don't use commands to uncap frame rates (those who does don't know what they are doing and they are unable to tell how the good experience could be). other command lines like -high or -forcenovsync and others are useless and they are more likely to cause issues. At least in 2 situations on different systems we found -high command causing issues in game frame times.

Don't disable full screen optimization: the input lag difference that they claim to reduce is next to none. for general users this can only make your game performance worse (It has been reported to me by 2 people having worse frame timings with that disabled and I experienced that on a certain system once). FSO is meant to give you snappier control over your system while gaming without any performance fine. The same story for Windows 10 Game Mode... you should not disable any useful stuff in your windows made to give you good experience thinking that it is a problem because someone did a fancy Youtube video about it.

There are also a lot of misleading tips that makes your game much worse around the web like those who recommend setting your frame rate cap in Nvidia control panel instead of ingame engine limiter thinking that it is going to give lower latency while the fact is that any 3rd party frame rate cap other than any game engine limiter itself can only give the same or worse latency. there is no case that 3rd party limiters could be better than in game engine frame rate limit. much much more of misleading tips that we don't have anymore time to mention....

Is it possible to reach Master or Predator on low frame rate count as 60 FPS? answer is yes...., but only if you are too good strategist in a very good team as the game is becoming more and more team dependent. I know a predator playing on a PS4 60 FPS against PC players with almost 93 ms ping, but that was sometime in the past.... that guy have left the game. Although idk about latency of PS4 at 60 FPS (never measured that), but theoretically it can't be much different than 60 FPS on PC so you got the idea.

Sincerely Good Luck! ranking up in the game with current ridiculous foolish netcode 😜.