Valor Mortis is now available on PCs, and your first task is to get the best graphics settings for your device. Playing as Napoleon’s undead is no mean job, and it can get more difficult if you’re encountering lag and stutters.

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In this guide, I will go through two separate sets of settings you can use.

Best Valor Mortis graphics settings

Here’s a rundown of my specifications before I discuss the best settings.

  • 32 GB of DDR4 RAM
  • AMD Radeon 9060 XT 16 GB
  • AMD Ryzen 7 5700X

The table below has two different sets of settings. The first set is for those whose systems are closer to the minimum requirements. The second set is for those who devices are at or better than the recommended requirements.

ParameterLow-end devicesHigh-end devices
ResolutionNative resolution of your display deviceNative resolution of your display device
Quality PresetsCustomCustom
Global Illumination QualityLowHigh
Shadow QualityLowMedium
Anti AliasingMediumHigh
View DistanceLowEpic
Textures QualityLowHigh
Effects QualityLowEpic
ReflectionsLowHigh
Post Process QualityLowEpic
Foliage QualityMediumEpic
Shading QualityLowEpic
Landscape QualityLowHigh
UpscalerYes. Go with Performance.No
Frame GenerationOffOff
AMD Anti-Lag 2OffOff
Framerate Limit60144
BlurOffOff
V-SyncOffOff
Ray TracingOffOn (only if you have a really strong device)

Overall, Valor Mortis runs pretty well for most parts. However, I did encounter few stutter before I tweaked the settings. I will still expect the developers to do few post-launch matches to improve the general performance.

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