Best F1 22 Graphics Settings

Looking for the most realistic graphics settings to race on F1 22?

As you can imagine having the most realistic F1 graphics and image quality settings can make a pretty big difference to your lap times and overall racing performance.

You’ll in fact be able to see the track way more clearly, ride over the kerbs more precisely, do far fewer mistakes and have a more immersive experience.

That’s why we’ve spent quite a bit of time researching, testing, and finally sharing with you our recommended F1 22 graphics settings.

So if you’re really serious about shaving off those precious tenths of a second and getting the most out of your image quality, make sure you give these F1 22 settings a try!

Why having good graphics is important in F1 22?

The reason why graphics performance is so important in F1 22 is simple: the better you can see, the faster you can go on track!

With realistic graphics settings, you’ll be able to better see upcoming corners, kerbs and bumps that could easily catch you off guard.

You’ll also have much more realistic visuals since your F1 car will be rendered in high definition, including every detail from your tyres and wheels to the tracks itself.

How do you change graphics settings in F1 2022?

The way you change the graphics settings in F1 2022 by going to “Settings“, then select “Graphics Settings” and now you’ll be ready to change whatever you need.

What are the best Graphics settings for F1 2021?

Our recommended graphics settings for F1 2021 are:

• Gamma Adjustment = 125
• Motion Blur Strength = 20
• Steering animation = On
• Peak nit Adjustment = 10
• NDR = Off

Video Mode Settings

• Resolution = 2560 x 1440
• Display Mode = Fullscreen
• Aspect Ratio = Auto
• VSync = Off
• Refresh Rate = Auto
• Frame Rate Limit = Off
• Maximum FPS = 120
• Output monitor = 1
• Anisotropic Filtering = 16x
• Anti-Aliasing = TAA and FidelityFX Sharpening
• Dynamic Resolution = Off

Advanced setup

• Detail preset = Custom
• Ray traced Quality = Medium
• Ray traced Shadows = Off
• Ray traced Reflections = Off
• Ray traced Ambient Occlusion = Off
• Ray traced transparent reflections = Off
• Lighting quality = Ultra high
• Post process = High
• Shadows = Ultra high
• Particles = Off
• Crowd = Ultra high
• Mirrors = Ultra high
• Car and helmet reflections = Medium
• Weather effects = Medium
• Ground cover = Medium
• Skidmarks = Medium
• Skidmarks blending = On
• Ambient occlusion = HBAO+
• Screen space reflections = Medium
• Screen space shadows = Off
• Asynchronous compute = On
• Texture streaming = Medium

As you can see we’ve decided to set most of the values to high or medium, with a few exceptions where we’ve set at ultra high.

We believe this is the perfect mix between image quality and performance, so you can enjoy the best of both worlds!

Of course, you can experiment with these settings soyou’ll be able to find the perfect balance between image quality and performance for your system.

We do however recommend that you keep the particles, shadows and skidmarks settings to low or even off as this can have quite a big impact on your system’s performance without really adding that much to the overall image quality

Conclusion

So here were our recommended settings for F1 2022.

We hope they help you get the most out of your racing performance and enjoy a much more immersive experience on the track!

Looking for more tips and tricks for F1 22? Don’t forget to head over to our website and check out our other guides!​

Good luck and we’ll see you on track! 🙂

 

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