Best Path of Exile 2 settings

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Recommended Path of Exile 2 settings

Researched August 2026. Copy any config below to grab these values.
SettingPvPBalancedVisual Quality
Display modeA dedicated max-FPS guide recommends exclusive Fullscreen over Borderless/Windowed, avoiding the extra latency and FPS cost of windowed modes.FullscreenFullscreenBorderless fullscreen
Ambient occlusionSwitching Lighting from Shadows+Global Illumination to Shadows-only is called out as the single biggest FPS setting in the game, with benchmarks showing roughly a 25-32% framerate gain, so GI/AO is disabled for the performance profile.OffOnOn
Anti-aliasing qualityThe performance-oriented preset in a tiered hardware guide uses TAA Low, trading minor edge smoothing for FPS headroom during dense fights.LowMediumHigh
Resolution scaleGuides consistently recommend rendering at native resolution and leaning on DLSS/FSR upscaling rather than lowering the internal render scale.100100100
Texture qualityMultiple guides agree Texture Quality can stay High even on performance builds, since PoE2 loads a fixed, contained texture set per zone rather than streaming continuously like an open-world game.HighHighEpic
Effects qualityA tiered settings guide singles out Particle Quality as the single most important setting to lower first, since endgame screen-clearing generates hundreds of simultaneous effects that crater FPS.LowMediumEpic
Frame rate limitA tiered hardware guide leaves the high-performance preset uncapped so the GPU can push through PoE2's endgame particle spikes instead of throttling below available headroom.Uncapped60 FPS165 FPS
Shadow qualityA tiered guide's budget/performance preset drops Shadow Quality to Low, and shadow rendering is repeatedly flagged as one of the highest FPS-impact settings, especially indoors.LowMediumEpic
VSyncBoth a dedicated FPS guide and a benchmark-driven optimization guide recommend VSync off to avoid its added input lag and FPS cost.OffOffOn
Foliage qualityNo guide gives an explicit low-end value for environment/foliage detail; lowering it here follows the general performance-profile pattern of trimming non-essential scene clutter around targets.LowMediumEpic
Motion blurNo PoE2 guide specifically addresses motion blur, but disabling it follows standard practice for an isometric ARPG where crisp readability of incoming attacks matters more than blur smoothing.OffOffOff
Post-process qualityPerformance-oriented guidance reduces bloom and water detail rather than running full post-processing, trimming visual noise around enemies and effects.LowMediumEpic
View distance qualityEven the performance-focused preset of a hardware-scaled guide keeps View Distance at High, suggesting it is comparatively cheap in PoE2's contained maps.HighHighEpic

Sources: skycoach.gg, pcoptimizedsettings.com, gamerant.com, smoothfps.com, switchbladegaming.com

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