Best Assassin's Creed Shadows settings

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Recommended Assassin's Creed Shadows settings

Researched August 2026. Copy any config below to grab these values.
SettingPerformanceBalancedVisual Quality
Display modeNo guide addressed display mode directly; exclusive fullscreen is the standard low-overhead choice for a performance-first PC baseline.FullscreenFullscreenFullscreen
Ambient occlusionHone.gg identifies dropping ray-traced global illumination to its lowest tier (Hideout Only) as the single biggest FPS lever in the game, worth 20-30 FPS.OffOnOn
Anti-aliasing qualityNo guide isolates a dedicated anti-aliasing quality setting since DLSS/FSR upscaling is used as the primary anti-aliasing and clarity solution; Medium is a conservative placeholder.MediumHighEpic
Resolution scaleGuides treat upscaling as mandatory rather than optional, recommending DLSS/FSR Performance-tier or dynamic resolution as low as 38-50% to hit stable FPS, so the baseline renders below native.7590100
Texture qualityGame Rant, Hone.gg, and PC Guide all converge on Medium texture streaming as the safe tier for common 8GB VRAM cards, avoiding stutter without an unnecessary VRAM ceiling raise.MediumMediumHigh
Effects qualityScreen Rant's default recommendation and PC Guide's 4K performance config both set post/particle effects to Low to trim overhead and visual clutter.LowHighEpic
Frame rate limitPC Guide, Screen Rant, and Game Rant all explicitly recommend leaving the frame rate limiter off/disabled unless you see screen tearing.UncappedUncappedUncapped
Shadow qualityGame Rant calls Medium shadows the sweet spot on a taxing setting, and PC Guide's 4K/60fps config also uses Medium, so Medium is the grounded performance pick over Low.MediumHighEpic
VSyncThe same three guides recommend VSync off by default for this title, only enabling it if tearing appears.OffOffOff
Foliage qualityNo guide flags scatter density/foliage as a major FPS drain, so Medium is an editorial trim for a max-FPS profile rather than a guide-sourced value.MediumHighEpic
Motion blurScreen Rant and Game Rant both explicitly disable motion blur, and Hone.gg notes it is commonly disabled for clarity.OffOffOff
Post-process qualityPost effects are grouped with the same Low recommendation as effects quality in the performance-focused configs from Screen Rant and PC Guide's 4K preset.LowHighEpic
View distance qualityPC Guide, Screen Rant, and Game Rant all keep drawing/loading distance at High since it costs little FPS; Hone.gg lists it as an optional lever only for extreme minimum-spec tuning.HighHighHigh

Sources: pcguide.com, screenrant.com, gamerant.com, hone.gg

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