Ever since Chapter 2 came out, Fortnite had been witnessing a steady decline in its user base. This trend is finally eroding away owing to the astounding success of the Marvel-themed season and Chapter 2 Season 5. While the former facilitated the return of many veterans, the latter has continued the momentum successfully.

It is safe to assume that the Fortnite community now comprises a lot of new players and returning players who had quit the game some time ago. Naturally, these players would require the best in-game settings to kick things off with a bang.

YouTuber itsJerian talked about the same in a recent video:

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Which display mode works best in Fortnite?

The Display settings contain three further options. Choose the following to maintain the highest FPS in the game:

• Window Mode– Fullscreen
• Resolution– 1920×1080 16:9 (recommended),  1600×900 16:9 (the aspect ratio remains the same, minor decrease in pixels)
• Frame Rate Limit– One above your monitor’s refresh rate. For example, choose 160FPS if playing on a 144hz screen.

Best Graphics Settings

• Brightness- 89-100%
• User Interface contrast- Based on preference, does not affect in-game graphics
• Colorblind mode- Protanope 5 (Some pros like Bugha use Protanope 10)

Graphics Quality Settings

• Quality Presets– Low
• 3D Resoltuion– 100%
• View Distance– Near
• Shadows- Off
• Anti-Aliasing- Off
• Textures- High/Epic
• Effects- Low
• Post Processing- Low

Advanced Graphics Settings

• Vsync- Off
• Motion Blur- Off
• Show FPS- On
• DirectX version- Based on preference
• Allow Multithreaded Rendering- On (works best for CPU’s with over 4 cores)
• Use GPU Crash Debugging- Off
• Latency Markers- Off
• NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency-  On+boost
• Latency Flash- Off
• DLSS- Off

Is ray tracing any good on Fortnite?

Even though ray tracing is one of the most sought after features in this generation of gaming, it does not help a lot in Fortnite. The game significantly enhances details, but the FPS drops drastically. So much so, even an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 would deliver 60 FPS with ray tracing enabled.

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With the aforementioned settings, your experience in Fortnite will be smoother than ever. To say the least, they will provide you an edge over your opponents.