When you initially load into OW2, the game looks incredible to say the least, but, there's still some settings we think are worth changing, depending on the quality of your PC.

So, we're going to runover some of best in-game video settings you should try out to get the most FPS, while also maintaining the games crispy graphics.

Here are the settings we think you should try out for Overwatch 2!

Overwatch 2: Video settings

• Display Mode: Fullscreen
• Resolution: Native resolution of your PC.
• Field of View: 103
• V-Sync: Off
  • On depending on your monitor
• Triple buffering: Off
• Reduce buffering: On
• Display Performance Stats: On
• NVIDIA Reflex: On + Boost
• Display System Clock: On
• Limit FPS: Dependent on PC
• Graphics Quality: Low
• Gamma Correction: 2
• Contrast: Default
• Brightness: Standard

Overwatch 2: Advanced Graphics settings

• Texture quality: Medium
• Texture filtering quality: 8x
• Local fog detail: Medium
• Dynamic reflections: Low or Off
• Shadow detail: Low
• Model detail: High
• Effects detail: High
• Lighting quality: High
• Antialias quality: Low – FXAA
• Refraction quality: High
• Screenshot quality: 1x resolution
• Ambient occlusion: Off
• Local reflections: On
• Damage FX: Default