Best Marvel Rivals PC Settings For High FPS & Graphics
A recent bug discovered in has found that PC players have struggled to participate in matches without high FPS, making the game hard to play without optimizing graphics settings. Major bugs, such as the 99% loading error, have been tied to this FPS problem, putting players with weaker PCs at a disadvantage. As a result, you need to make some setting changes if your setup is having issues.
As of this time of writing, is a very demanding game for PCs, even if you have high-end hardware. Complicated gameplay of certain heroes all happening at the same time in 6v6 matches will constantly test your system, altering frame rates depending on your graphics. For example, the portals of Doctor Strange can cause your game to slow down drastically if your graphics are set too high.
When you head into your settings in , the Display category controls how your PC showcases the game. Adjusting the different features here can lower your FPS and remove certain graphics details to make your game run better. The settings for each Display section depend entirely on what works best for your PC specifically, so don't be afraid to experiment with different options.
The table below outlines which Display settings are best to prioritize high FPS, while still maintaining a quality of graphics that doesn't eliminate too many details:
Display Setting
Best Option
Description
Target Display
Primary Monitor
Allows you to have the game on your main monitor if you have multiple.
Display Mode
Fullscreen
This helps dedicate all your PC's functions to running the game.
Aspect Ratio
N/A
This depends on your setup and what works best for you.
Resolution
1920x1080
You can customize this to fit your setup, but this Resolution is usually solid.
Anti-Aliasing
Depends
This setting depends on what graphics card you're using. Among the available options, try these:
Super Resolution Mode
Balanced
The default for this is but Balanced tweaks some performance elements to make the game run smoother.
Super
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