![]() We put this on Epic and never looked back, as there’s little to no effect on performance for the luxury of maximized textures. You can comfortably keep textures at the lower end if you really need to free up thimblefuls of video memory, but again, the framerate hit is hardly noticeable at higher settings. Like anti-aliasing, raising or lowering Fortnite’s texture quality won’t be as tangible a change due to its exaggerated art style. Our choice: Medium, a happy, er, medium between velvety pixel boundaries and practical visuals that avoids turning overly fuzzy. If the issue persists, try the next fix, below. Run Fortnite to see if the FPS drop issue reappears. Streamers and pros alike tend to disable anti-aliasing to pronounce distant shapes in contrast to the terrain, but the frames you’ll recoup comprise a paltry few percentage points at best, as most modern graphics cards boast roomy VRAM to smooth out edges without a hiccup. Right-click the process related to Fortnite (FortniteClient-Win64-Shipping.exe, FortniteClient-Win64-ShippingEAC.exe and FortniteLauncher.exe) and select High. ![]() Fortnite’s sharp angles are somewhat masked naturally by its heavily stylized look, so choosing to reduce the frequency of the dreaded jaggy is more of a cosmetic preference than a clearcut improvement.
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