How to make Ready or Not run better

Tactical first-person shooter Ready or Not sees you joining a SWAT team in a fictional US city during a crime wave. The action is intense, meaning you need a decent frame rate—read on for how to make Ready or Not run better.

How can I improve my performance Ready or Not?

The last thing you want to do is increase your chances of suffering lag or crash problems in Ready or Not. The best bet is to head into the Settings menu and make any or all of the following changes. I’d suggest making the changes one by one to see how much of a difference each makes, allowing you the best graphic and game experience combined.

Simple graphics setting changes

• Adjust screen resolution: This may make things look a little blurry but will also increase FPS. I prefer blurry to dead!
• Select Full Screen: This can pause apps you have running in the background, so may help overall performance. 

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Advanced graphic settings changes

To make any of these changes, switch to Custom mode in the Simple Graphics Settings:

• Anti-Aliasing Quality: Medium
• Frame Limit: Disabled
• Motion Blur: Disabled
• Shadow Quality: Medium
• Texture Quality: Medium
• VFX Quality: Low
• View Distance: Medium
• VSync: Disabled

Again, there’s no need to do all of these at once. Try different combinations until the game is running better. There’s no need to massively drop all the settings, as a couple of tweaks may be enough. You may also want to check out our Ready or Not Direct X guide.

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