Best Graphics Settings for Diablo 4 [High FPS & Visuals]

With so many options available, you can be easily overwhelmed when tweaking graphics settings in Diablo 4.

But you don’t have to worry, as I’m going to show you the best settings for the game so you can see enemies & items more clearly. You’ll be able to find gatherables more easily, and with improved FPS, combat will feel much smoother.

So, without further ado, let’s check out the best graphics options in Diablo 4 for PC, PS5, and Xbox consoles.

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What are the Best Diablo 4 Graphics Settings for PC?

Diablo 4 provides vast options to optimize your game according to your machine. Here, I’ve explained all the settings and in-game optimizations for any system, whether it be high-end, low-end, old, or new, to get the best FPS possible with high graphics.

Here’s the best Diablo 4 graphics settings for PC:

Best High-Fidelity Ultra Graphics Options for Diablo 4

Screen

Display: Windowed (Fullscreen)
Adapter: Your Dedicated Graphics Card
Monitor: Your Gaming Monitor
Resolution: Maximum
Sharpen Image: 6
Font Scale: User preference
Cursor Scale: User preference
HDR: On (If available)
Vertical Sync: Off
Limit Cutscene FPS: Yes
Lock Cursor: Off
Peripheral Lighting: On
Brightness: User preference
Color Blind Filter: User preference

Performance

Resolution Percentage: 100%
NVIDIA DLSS: Ultra Performance (If available)
Frame Generation: On (if possible)
Max Foreground FPS: User Preference
Max Background FPS: 8
Temporal Reconstruction: Off (If DLSS is available)
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency: Enabled + Boost

Quality

Texture Quality: Medium
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
Shadow Quality: Ultra
Dynamic Shadows: On
Soft Shadows: On
Shader Quality: Medium
SSAO Quality: High
Fog Quality: High
Clutter Quality: High
Fur Quality: High
Water Simulation Quality: Medium
Anti-Aliasing Quality: Medium
Physics Quality: High
Particles Quality: High
Reflection Quality: High
Geometric Complexity: High
Terrain Geometry Detail: High
Screen Space Reflections: On
Distortion: On
Low FX: On

Best Performance Graphics Settings for Max FPS in Diablo 4

Screen

Display: Windowed (Fullscreen)
Adapter: Your External Graphics Card
Monitor: Your Gaming Monitor
Resolution: Maximum
Sharpen Image: 6
Font Scale: User preference
Cursor Scale: User preference
HDR: On (If available)
Vertical Sync: Off
Limit Cutscene FPS: Yes
Lock Cursor: Off
Peripheral Lighting: On
Brightness: User preference
Color Blind Filter: User preference

Performance

Resolution Percentage: 100%
NVIDIA DLSS: Ultra Performance (If available)
Frame Generation: On (if possible)
Max Foreground FPS: User Preference
Max Background FPS: 8
Temporal Reconstruction: Off (If DLSS is available)
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency: Enabled + Boost

Quality

Texture Quality: Medium
Anisotropic Filtering: 2x
Shadow Quality: Low
Dynamic Shadows: On
Soft Shadows: Off
Shader Quality: Low
SSAO Quality: Low
Fog Quality: Low
Clutter Quality: Low
Fur Quality: Low
Water Simulation Quality: Low
Anti-Aliasing Quality: Low
Physics Quality: Medium
Particles Quality: Medium
Reflection Quality: Medium
Geometric Complexity: Medium
Terrain Geometry Detail: Medium
Screen Space Reflections: Off
Distortion: Off
Low FX: Off

Best Diablo 4 Graphics Options for Low-End Systems

If I could play Diablo 4 with a stable 60 FPS on my decade-old PC with Core i3-4350 and Nvidia GTX 750 paired with 8 GB RAM, so can you. Don’t worry. With the settings below, the game will still look fantastic.

Screen

Display: Windowed (Fullscreen)
Adapter: Your External GPU
Monitor: Your Gaming Screen
Resolution: Default
Sharpen Image: 6
Font Scale: User preference
Cursor Scale: User preference
HDR: On (If available)
Vertical Sync: Off
Limit Cutscene FPS: Yes
Lock Cursor: Off
Peripheral Lighting: On
Brightness: Your choice
Color Blind Filter: Your choice

Performance

Resolution Percentage: 100%
NVIDIA DLSS: Performance (If available)
Frame Generation: On (if possible)
Max Foreground FPS: 120/60 (According to your monitor’s frequency)
Max Background FPS: 8
Temporal Reconstruction: Off (If DLSS is available)
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency: Enabled + Boost

Quality

Texture Quality: Low
Anisotropic Filtering: 4x
Shadow Quality: Low
Dynamic Shadows: Off
Soft Shadows: Off
Shader Quality: Low
SSAO Quality: Low
Fog Quality: Low
Clutter Quality: Medium
Fur Quality: Low
Water Simulation Quality: Low
Anti-Aliasing Quality: Low
Physics Quality: Low
Particles Quality: Low
Reflection Quality: Low
Geometric Complexity: Low
Terrain Geometry Detail: Low
Screen Space Reflections: Off
Distortion: Off
Low FX: On

Best Diablo 4 Graphics Settings for High-End Devices

On my gaming rig, with i9 13900K and RTX 4090, Diablo 4 ran with an average FPS of 150. I’ve tweaked the graphics options to get the best FPS possible with improved visual fidelity.

Screen

Display: Windowed (Fullscreen)
Adapter: Your Dedicated Graphics Card
Monitor: Your Gaming Monitor
Resolution: Default
Sharpen Image: 6
Font Scale: Your choice
Cursor Scale: Your choice
HDR: On (If available)
Vertical Sync: Off
Limit Cutscene FPS: Yes
Lock Cursor: Off
Peripheral Lighting: On
Brightness: Your choice
Color Blind Filter: Your choice

Performance

Resolution Percentage: 100%
NVIDIA DLSS: Balanced (If available)
Frame Generation: On (if possible)
Max Foreground FPS: 400
Max Background FPS: 8
Temporal Reconstruction: Off (If DLSS is available)
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency: Enabled + Boost

Quality

Texture Quality: High
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
Shadow Quality: High
Dynamic Shadows: On
Soft Shadows: On
Shader Quality: High
SSAO Quality: Medium
Fog Quality: High
Clutter Quality: High
Fur Quality: High
Water Simulation Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing Quality: High
Physics Quality: High
Particles Quality: High
Reflection Quality: High
Geometric Complexity: Medium
Terrain Geometry Detail: High
Screen Space Reflections: On
Distortion: On
Low FX: Off

Now that you know all the different graphics settings for different rigs, check out the system requirements table for Diablo 4 below to understand what option to use.

Diablo 4 System Requirements

	Minimum System	Recommended System	High-End System	Ultra 4K
Graphics Preset	Low	Medium	High	Ultra
OS	Windows 10 (64-bit)	Windows 10 (64-bit)	Windows 10 (64-bit)	Windows 10 (64-bit)
Processor	Intel Core i3-4350 or AMD FX-6300	Intel Core i5-9600K or AMD Ryzen 5 2600X	Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 2700X	Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 7 2700X
RAM	8 GB	16 GB	16 GB	32 GB
Graphics Card	Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 2GB or AMD Radeon HD 7850 2GB	Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB or AMD Radeon RX 580 8GB	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 or, AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT, or Intel Arc A770	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series for fully supported DLSS3 or AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT
DirectX	Version 12	Version 12	Version 12	Version 12
Storage	90 GB	90 GB	90 GB	90 GB

Upscaling in Diablo 4

Diablo 4 doesn’t support all the upscaling technologies from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel. For instance, your Nvidia RTX graphics card can have DLSS as well as FSR and XeSS; however, the game will only use DLSS.

And although FSR is available on Intel’s ARC A770 and A750, Diablo 4 will only use XeSS for upscaling.

It is strange, but it’s actually good for the game, as between DLSS and FSR, the former is the better tech.

What is the Best Diablo 4 Graphics Settings for PS5?

On PS5, there are not as many options for you to customize in Diablo 4 as on PC. But be sure to turn on HDR. It will make the gameplay more colorful and vibrant. Diablo 4 will run with 60 FPS and 4K resolution without further tweaking on the PlayStation 5.

Screen Settings

Font Scale: Large
Brightness: 60% or higher
HDR: On
Color Blind Filter: User preference

Gameplay Settings

Combat Hit Flash: Enable
Advanced Tooltip Compare: Enable
Advanced Tooltip Information: Enable
Screen Shake Effects: Disable

What are the Best Diablo 4 Graphics Options for Xbox Series X/S & Xbox One?

The Xbox Series X is the latest console capable of running Diablo 4 at 120 FPS with 8K resolution. The Series S is not that strong, although the game will run with 60 FPS at 1080p. Xbox One is the weakest console. However, with the settings changes, you’ll get 30 FPS at 900p.

Best Graphics Settings for Diablo 4 on Xbox Series X

Screen

Font Size: Large
Brightness: Calibrate to your liking
Color Blind Filter: User preference

Gameplay

Screen Shake Effects: Off
Combat Hit Flash: On
Reduce Strobing: Off
Advanced Tooltip Compare: On
Advanced tooltip Information: On

Best Diablo 4 Graphics Settings for Xbox Series S

Screen

Font Size: Large
Brightness: Calibrate to your liking
Color Blind Filter: User preference

Gameplay

Screen Shake Effects: Off
Combat Hit Flash: On
Reduce Strobing: Off
Advanced Tooltip Compare: On
Advanced tooltip Information: On

Best Diablo 4 Graphics Settings for Xbox One

Screen

Font Size: Large
Brightness: Calibrate to your liking
Color Blind Filter: User preference

Gameplay

Screen Shake Effects: Off
Combat Hit Flash: On
Reduce Strobing: Off
Advanced Tooltip Compare: On
Advanced tooltip Information: On

FAQs

Do you need 32GB RAM for Diablo 4?

No, you don’t need 32GB RAM for Diablo 4. In fact, only 8GB of RAM is enough to play the game. That said, Diablo 4 is a RAM-intensive game. So, the more RAM your system has, the better the game will look and run more stable.

Does Diablo 4 have ray tracing?

Diablo 4 doesn’t have ray-tracing support. But it offers a variety of upscaling choices. The game has standard screen-space reflections that you can turn on or off.

What is the best GPU for Diablo 4?

According to Blizzard, the minimum GPU you need to play Diablo 4 is NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660, AMD Radeon R9 280, or Intel Arc A380. But if you want max FPS without sacrificing game visuals, go for GeForce GTX 970 or Radeon RX 470.

Final Thoughts

By adjusting the settings, such as resolution, texture quality, shadows, and anti-aliasing, as described in this article, you can optimize your game to match your hardware capabilities.

These settings will improve both performance and visuals and lead to immersive and enjoyable gameplay in Diablo 4.

Comment below if you have further questions, and we’ll get back to you.