Satisfactory 1.0 best PC settings

The best PC settings are the ones that will rock a good balance between FPS and quality. For an open-world game like Satisfactory, it becomes even more important as the possibilities of building and expanding your factories are endless, and that can requi🎃re a lot of resources.

Thanks to a generous set of from Coffee Stain Studios, you can easily achieve that balance even on a bit dated hardware. So, here are some of the best quality and performance settings for Satisfactory 1.0.

Best Quality settings for Satisfactory

To get the best out of Satisfactory, you 💜simply have to set all the graphics settings to Ultra, as that will ensure achieving the highest quality.

Display

• Resolution: Native monitor resolution
• Fullscreen: Fullscreen
• Graphics API: DirectX 12
• Max FPS: Unlimited

Performance & Graphics Quality

• Texture Quality: Ultra
• Shadow Quality: Ultra
• Far Shadow Trace Distance: Far
• Post Processing: Ultra
• Anti Aliasing: Ultra
• Foliage Load Distance: Far
• VFX Quality: Ultra
• Foliage Quality: Ultra
• Light Quality: Ultra
• View Distance: Ultra
• Cloud Quality: Ultra
• Motion Blur: On/Off (personal choice)
• Conveyor Visual Quality: Ultra

Advanced

• Upscaling Method: Nvidia DLSS
• Upscaling Preset: Quality
• Screen Percentage: 90
• Conveyor Belt Item Frequency: Unlimited
• Conveyor Belt Render Distance: Far
• Gamma: 2
• VSync: Off
• Hierarchical Z-buffer Occlusion: Off
• Enable LOD Dithering: Checked
• Enable Contact Shadows: Checked
• Global Illumination: Off

Since my system is equipped with an RTX 3060Ti, I went with the DLSS way. If you have an AMD or Intel GPU, you’ll have to choose AMD FSR or Intel XeSS accordingly.

Camera

• Field of View: 120 (you can keep it lower if you want)
• First Person FOV Modifier: 1
• Maintain Y Axis FOV Aspect Ratio: Off

These settings gave me around 90 to 115 frame꧋s consistently, and at the highest quality possible🦹 at 1080p.

Best Performance settings for Satisfactory

To get the best performance, you must tweak th🥀e quality options a little.

Display

• Resolution: Native monitor resolution
• Fullscreen: Fullscreen
• Graphics API: DirectX 12
• Max FPS: Unlimited

Performance & Graphics Quality

• Texture Quality: High
• Shadow Quality: Medium
• Far Shadow Trace Distance: Near
• Post Processing: Medium
• Anti Aliasing: High
• Foliage Load Distance: Far
• VFX Quality: High
• Foliage Quality: Medium
• Light Quality: Medium
• View Distance: Far
• Cloud Quality: High
• Motion Blur: On/Off (personal choice)
• Conveyor Visual Quality: Medium

Advanced

• Upscaling Method: Nvidia DLSS
• Upscaling Preset: Balanced
• Screen Percentage: 75
• Conveyor Belt Item Frequency: Unlimited
• Conveyor Belt Render Distance: Medium
• Gamma: 2
• VSync: Off
• Hierarchical Z-buffer Occlusion: Off
• Enable LOD Dithering: Checked
• Enable Contact Shadows: Checked
• Global Illumination: Off

Camera

• Field of View: 120 (you can keep it lower if you want)
• First Person FOV Modifier: 1
• Maintain Y Axis FOV Aspect Ratio: Off

Using these settings, I was getting within ♎the 120 to 160 FPS range. The gameplay appeared smooth and I did not notice a massive drop in quality either.