Best Settings for Halo Infinite

Halo Infinite provides various customizable settings options for players. You can tune these settings to churn out the smoothest performance that the game can output. Follow this guide for the best settings for Halo Infinite.

Best Video Settings

• DISPLAY
  • Field of View - 90
  • Display Adaptor - Select the Dedicated GPU
  • Display Monitor - Preferred monitor
  • Borderless Fullscreen - Check
  • Window Size - Disabled
  • Resolution Scale - 100 percent (your display's native resolution)
  • Minimum Frame Rate - Off
  • Maximum Frame Rate - Unlocked (turn off VSync to enable this setting)
  • VSync - Uncheck
  • Limit Inactive Frame Rate - Uncheck
• GRAPHICS
  • Quality Preset - Custom
  • Anti-Aliasing - Low, put this to High if you want smoother edges on objects.
  • Texture Filtering - Low
  • Ambient Occlusion - Low
  • Texture Quality - Low
  • Geometry Quality - Medium
  • Reflections - Low
  • Depth of Field - Low
  • Shadow Quality - Low
  • Lighting Quality - Medium
  • Volumetric Fog Quality - Low
  • Cloud Quality - Low
  • Effects Quality - Low
  • Decal Quality - Medium
  • Animation Quality - Auto
  • Terrain Quality - Medium
  • Simulation Quality - Low
  • Flocking Quality - Low
• SENSORY
  • Blur - 0 percent
  • Screen Shake - 0 percent
  • Exposure - 100 percent
  • Full Scree Effects - 60 percent
  • Speed Line - Uncheck
  • Sharpening - 70 percent

Although these Graphics settings are meant for great performance, you can tweak and test them to determine what suits you best. For instance, putting Texture Quality to Medium on high-end GPUs can make the game look significantly better. However, this will impact the FPS to some extent and increase the VRAM usage.

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Best Audio Settings

Audio and subtitle settings don't affect the performance of the game and are highly subjective. Our recommended settings are meant for the best Halo Multiplayer experience.

• VOLUME
  • Main - 10
  • Voice - 7
  • Music - 3
  • Menu Music - 9
  • Sound Effects - 10
  • Environmental Effects - 3
  • Hit Detection - 9
• HARDWARE
  • Dynamic Range - Dynamic Mode
• SUBTITLES
  • Visibility - Automatic, turn it On for all subtitles
  • Display - All
  • Size - Medium
  • Background Opacity - 0.7
  • Highlight - Speaker
• COMMUNICATION
  • Voice Chat Input Device - Default or your preferred device
  • Voice Chat Mode - Push-to-Talk
    • Other available modes are—Open Mic, Toggle-to-Talk, and Disabled
  • Fireteam & Lobby Chat - Check
  • Match Chat - Check
  • Incoming Voice Chat Volume - 7
  • Spartan Chatter - Check

You can alter these settings to match your wishes and preferences. As such, cranking up the music while playing the Halo Infinite Campaign is a good way to boost immersion of the game.

Best UI Settings

• HEADS-UP DISPLAY (HUD)
  • HUD - Check
  • HUD Opacity - 0.5
  • Tips and Tutorial - Uncheck, check the box if you are a new player
  • Text Chat - Check
  • Multiplayer Scoreboard Control - Hold / Release
  • FPS Counter - Check
  • Network Statistics - Check
• UI VISUAL EFFECTS
  • Chromatic Aberrations - Uncheck
  • Bloom - Uncheck
  • Parallax - Uncheck

Apart from these, players can also modify the Accessibility settings for Halo Infinite. These settings depend on the individual playing the game and should be adjusted manually.

Stay tuned to Pro Game Guides for more Halo Infinite content. In the meantime, head over to our article – When does the Halo Infinite Campaign unlock in each region?