If you’re dealing with any kind of lag while playing Arena Breakout Infinite, you’re already at a severe disadvantage against your opponents. They’re playing flawlessly, their shots land. Are yours? To help reduce lag, the right settings matter. Here’s a look at the best settings for low lag in Arena Breakout Infinite!
How to Reduce Lag in Arena Breakout Infinite
In a game where every second counts, every shot counts, you want to ensure performance is up to snuff. To help reduce lag in Arena Breakout Infinite, we recommend the following settings for low-end systems having trouble running the game:
- Super Sampling Type: DLSS4 (or FSR / Close w/ sharpening if no DLSS)
- Super Sampling Quality: Moderate / Balanced
- V-Sync: Off
- View Distance: Medium
- Shadow Quality: Medium
- Resolution: Native
- Post-Processing: Low
- Texture Quality: High
- Effect Quality: Low
- Vegetation Quality: Low → Medium
- Shader Quality: High
- Light Quality: Medium → High
A few of these settings come with caveats, however. For example, so long as your GPU can handle the load, Texture Quality, Vegetation Quality, and Light Quality may vary. You might want to tweak these three settings up or down a single tier, depending on your specific graphics card. The key is to test performance on a low-risk map, such as Farm.