Okay, so I’ve been messing around with Wuthering Waves, trying to get that buttery smooth 120fps experience. Let me tell you, it wasn’t exactly plug-and-play, but I finally got it working, and it’s glorious. Here’s how I did it, step by step.
My Rough Journey to 120fps
First, I launched the game, just the normal way. I went straight into the settings menu. You know, the usual stuff – graphics, resolution, all that jazz.
Initially, I cranked everything up to the max. I mean, who doesn’t want the best visuals, right? But, of course, my frame rate was nowhere near 120. More like a choppy 40-50, even dipping into the 30s sometimes. Ouch.
So, I started experimenting. I lowered some settings, tweaked others. The key, I found, was a combination of things. It’s not just about brute-forcing it with the highest settings.
The Settings That Worked (For Me)
Here’s what I ended up with. Keep in mind, this is specific to my setup, so you might need to adjust things a bit for your own rig.
- Resolution: I kept this at my monitor’s native resolution. No need to mess with that.
- FPS: Of course, I set the to 120.
- Shadow Quality: I find that the medium is quite good.
- Special Effects Quality: I am also using the medium settings.
- FSR:Disabled it.
- Others:I basically set everything else between low to medium.
After applying these settings, I restarted the game. And boom! There it was. A consistent, beautiful 120fps. It’s like a whole new game. The combat feels so much more responsive, and exploring the world is just a joy.
The “It Actually Worked!” Moment
Honestly, I was a bit surprised. I thought I’d have to sacrifice a lot more visual fidelity to hit that 120fps mark. But with a bit of tinkering, I managed to find a sweet spot. It’s a great feeling, finally getting the game to run exactly how I wanted it to.
So, if you’re struggling to get that smooth 120fps in Wuthering Waves, don’t give up! Play around with the settings, find what works for your system, and you’ll be enjoying that silky smooth gameplay in no time.
