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Researched August 2026. Copy any config below to grab these values.| Setting | PvP | Balanced | Visual Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display mode1v9 recommends exclusive Fullscreen for competitive play to minimize input latency, while ProSettings notes no FPS difference vs Borderless. | Fullscreen | Borderless fullscreen | Borderless fullscreen |
| Ambient occlusion1v9 and Dignitas both turn off SSAO and Distance Field AO, which cost 5-8% GPU performance for a purely cosmetic shading effect. | Off | Off | On |
| Anti-aliasing qualityProSettings, 1v9 and Dignitas all point to Off/FXAA as the competitive choice, avoiding the extra GPU cost and softness of heavier AA modes. | Low | Low | Medium |
| Resolution scaleProSettings and Dignitas both keep render resolution at native/100 for competitive clarity, reserving sub-native scaling only as a last resort for weak hardware. | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Texture quality1v9 and Dignitas agree Medium textures preserve frame-rate consistency in teamfights while looking close to High at typical play distances. | Medium | High | High |
| Effects qualityProSettings and Dignitas both disable Area Lights, Displacement Mapping and other environmental effects to cut visual noise and reclaim GPU headroom. | Low | Medium | Epic |
| Frame rate limitProSettings and 1v9 both recommend leaving the frame cap unlimited or matched to the monitor's max refresh rate for maximum competitive FPS. | Uncapped | 144 FPS | 144 FPS |
| Shadow qualityDignitas recommends dropping Shadow Quality to Low or Off since shadows are one of the more GPU-intensive sliders with little competitive upside. | Low | Medium | Epic |
| VSyncAll three competitive guides (ProSettings, 1v9, Dignitas) disable V-Sync specifically to avoid added input lag. | Off | Off | Off |
| Foliage qualityNo guide addresses foliage specifically, but the same competitive logic used for shadows/effects (reduce clutter that can hide enemies) supports keeping it Low. | Low | Medium | Epic |
| Motion blurAll three competitive guides disable Motion Blur since it smears fast hero movement and offers no gameplay advantage. | Off | Off | Off |
| Post-process qualityProSettings and Dignitas both turn off Bloom and Depth of Field, which blur target silhouettes without any competitive benefit. | Low | Medium | Epic |
| View distance qualityNone of the reviewed guides isolate a dedicated view-distance slider for Deadlock, so this keeps a moderate default that avoids hiding distant sightlines without extra GPU cost. | Medium | High | Epic |
Sources: prosettings.net, 1v9.gg, dignitas.gg, pcoptimizedsettings.com
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