Set the best settings for Monster Hunter Wilds

Monster Hunter Wilds monster hunting is a game that will challenge your GPU and CPU power. Many people will need to use a combination of DLSS or FSR upgrade to achieve good performance and reality on PC. This tutorial will give the best Monster Hunter Wilds installation parameters for PC and Steam Deck.

Set the best settings for Monster Hunter Wilds

Monster Hunter Wilds best for PC

Here are the best Monster Hunter Wilds settings for PC users:

• Upscaling: NVIDIA DLSS
• Frame Generation: Enable (if Possible)
• Upscaling mode: Quality
• Ray Tracing: Off
• Texture Quality: High
• Texture Filtering Quality: High (Aniso X8)
• Fur Quality: High
• Sky/Cloud Quality: High
• Grass/Tree Quality: High
• Grass/Tree Sway: Enable
• Wind Simulation Quality: High
• Surface Quality: High
• Sand/Snow Quality: High
• Water Effects: Enable
• Render Distance: High
• Shadow Quality: High
• Distant Shadow Quality: High
• Shadow Distance: Medium
• Ambient Light Quality: High
• Contact Shadows: Enable
• Ambient Oclusion: Medium
• Bloom: High
• Motion Blur: ON
• Vignette Effect: ON
• Screen Space Reflection: ON
• Scattering: ON
• Depth of Field: ON
• Volumetric fog: High
• Variable rate shading: Off

With the above settings, using RTX 4070, you can play Monster Hunter Wilds at an average frame rate of 99fps with 1% of the low frame rate (51fps) at 2,560 x 1,440 resolution. On the surface, these numbers show the game is quite smooth.

If not Frame Generationthe average efficiency decreases nearly half to 53fps, with a probability of 1% to 32fps. Many people may wonder whether to turn on Frame Generation or not at risk of screening in crowded areas with many NPCs, or in stressful fighting situations. If not turned on, these scenes will be more stable in terms of images, but you will lose quite a lot of performance.

Install the best Monster Hunter Wilds for Steam Deck

Here are the best Monster Hunter Wilds settings for Steam Deck users:

• Upscaling: AMD FSR
• Frame Generation: Off
• Upscaling mode: Ultra Performance
• Ray Tracing: Off
• Texture Quality: Low
• Texture Filtering Quality: Low
• Fur Quality: Low
• Sky/Cloud Quality: Low
• Grass/Tree Quality: Low
• Grass/Tree Sway: Off
• Wind Simulation Quality: Low
• Surface Quality: Low
• Sand/Snow Quality: Low
• Water Effects: Enable
• Render Distance: Low
• Shadow Quality: Low
• Distant Shadow Quality: Low
• Shadow Distance: Low
• Ambient Light Quality: Low
• Contact Shadows: Off
• Ambient Oclusion: Low
• Bloom: Low
• Motion Blur: Off
• Vignette Effect: ON
• Screen Space Reflection: Off
• Scattering: Off
• Depth of Field: Off
• Volumetric fog: Low
• Variable rate shading: Off

The advice is that you should not try to play Monster Hunter Wilds on Steam Deck unless Capcom releases the optimized patch or proton fix to improve performance.

Note: To try Monster Hunter Wilds, specialized gaming machines have been used to check the best settings for performance and gameplay. The test rig is used for the game including: Intel Core i7 11700F, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 12GB, 32GB DDR4 RAM 32GB and MSI B560 motherboard. In addition, the game is also tested on Windows 11 (64-bit).