Fortnite Reload is the latest addition to the platform. This is a mode which brings back a lot of Chapter 1 content. However, it’s also got respawns turned on and a much smaller map. All of this means fights are faster, more plentiful, and you won’t always have the best gear. If you want to take the advantage in every fight, there are some Fortnite Reload settings to use for better performance.
Using the right settings in a game can give you a real advantage. You’ll be able to get a better performance out of your PC with the right visual settings. Whether you’re using the best GPU for Fortnite or something a bit older. You’ll be able to get a decent boost by optimizing your settings. These are the main things you should look at to improve your performance.
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Best Fortnite Reload Settings
These are the key areas you’ll want to change to get an advantage in Fortnite Reload:
Video Settings
- Display – Fullscreen
- Resolution – Your monitor’s resolution
- Frame Rate Limit – Unlimited
Graphics
- 3D Resolution – 100%
- View Distance – Epic one of the visual settings it’s important to keep high for performance
- Shadows – Off
- Anti-Aliasing – Off
- Textures – Low
- Effects – Low
- Post-Processing – Low
- V-Sync – Off
- Motion Blur – Off
- Nvidia Reflex Low Latency – On, where available
- Ray Tracing – Off, looks nice but not worth the performance downgrade
Those are the key performance settings. Outside of this, your other main options are keybinds which are really just going to be down to personal preference.
Are there Bigger Differences Between Battle Royale and Reload Settings?
Fortnite Reload settings for high performance are pretty similar to Battle Royale best settings. There’s one major difference you might find in performance, but you don’t really have to change your settings. The smaller island might be less taxing, but you’ll still need the better performance.
If you’re aiming to keep your setting optimized to play your best in the game, these settings will likely work for any of the big competitive game modes.
Zero Build Differences
If you’re a Reload Zero Build player (a much smaller part of the FN player base but still a fun mode), then there’s one major change you should make, unbind the button to switch to build mode.
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It’s a spare bind that’s usually somewhere easy to access. It can be better to have this button for something else if you’re not making use of builds anymore.
