Best F1 25 graphics settings for RTX 3070 and 3070 Ti

F1 25, the much-awaited title, features new drivers, cars, liveries, and improved mechanics. Those on capable GPUs like the RTX 3070 and 3070 Ti can expect a balanced experience now that parameters like lighting, shadows, and character animations have been greatly improved. The title also introduces Path Tracing, which might not be the 3070's cup of tea.

The system requirements of the game suggest that it isn't very demanding in terms of hardware. It's especially light on CPU requirements, and needs at least the RTX 2070 to run at recommended settings, which are high graphics settings at 1080p.

In this article, we'll look into the best graphics settings for F1 25 on the RTX 3070 and the RTX 3070 Ti GPUs.

Note: These settings are for a PC featuring at least the recommended system requirements of the game.

Best F1 25 settings for RTX 3070

F1 25 looks incredible on the RTX 3070 (Image via Electronic Arts)

The game runs incredibly well at 1080p resolution on the RTX 3070. Its 8 GB VRAM offers enough juice to run the title at the Ultra High graphics preset, offering over 60 FPS on average. The provided settings are tweaked for higher performance, featuring a mix of High and Medium settings too.

We’ve used Nvidia DLSS upscaling and set it to Quality mode, which helps with a few extra frames and also improved visual quality. Ray Tracing has been turned on as well, adding a ton of detail to the shadows and lighting. Variable Rate Shading is a great tool to improve performance as it slightly reduces the graphics to provide greater framerates.

These are the best settings for the RTX 3070:

Video Mode

Display Adapter: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 (Greyed Out)
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Display Mode: Fullscreen
Aspect Ratio: Auto
VSync: Off
VSync Interval: Auto
Refresh Rate: 143Hz
Frame Rate Limit: Off
Maximum FPS: 120 (Greyed Out)
Output Monitor: 1 (Greyed Out)
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
Anti-Aliasing: NVIDIA DLSS
Anti-Aliasing Mode: Quality
Frame Generation: Off
DLSS Multi Frame Generation: Off (Greyed Out)
Dynamic Resolution: Off
Dynamic Resolution Target FPS: Auto
Dynamic Resolution Profile: Balanced
Dynamic Resolution Minimum Scale: 50 (Greyed Out)

Graphics

Gamma Adjustment: 100
Motion Blur Strength: 20
Steering Animation: On
Video Mode: Default
Peak Nit Adjustment: 1000 (Greyed Out)
HDR: Only turn on if you have an HDR monitor

Advanced Setup (Graphics)

Detail Preset: Ultra High
Path Tracing: Off
Ray Reconstruction: On
Ray Traced Shadows: On
Ray Traced Reflections: On
Ray Traced Ambient Occlusion: On
Ray Traced Transparent Reflections: On
Ray Traced DDGI: On
Lighting Quality: Ultra High
Post Process: High
Shadows: Ultra High
Particles: High
Crowd: Ultra High
Mirrors: Ultra High
Car and Helmet Reflections: Ultra High
Weather Effects: Ultra High
Ground Cover: Ultra High
Trees: Ultra High
Skidmarks: High
Skidmarks Blending: On
Ambient Occlusion: AMD FidelityFX CACAO
Screen Space Reflections: Ultra High
Texture Streaming: Ultra High
Variable Rate Shading: On
High Quality Hair: On
NVIDIA Reflex: Off

Best F1 25 settings for RTX 3070 Ti

F1 25 features legendary race drivers from previous generations (Image via Electronic Arts)

The game looks stunning at 1440p resolution on the RTX 3070 Ti. Its high graphical prowess makes it perfect for running the title at Ultra High graphics settings. The textures, shadows, and lighting look phenomenal at the higher graphics preset, making cars and characters look very realistic. The graphics are more or less the same as those of the RTX 3070, except for the higher resolution used here.

Nvidia DLSS has been set to quality mode, and Ray Tracing has been turned on, both of which improve performance and visual quality.

These are the best settings for the RTX 3070 Ti:

Video Mode

Display Adapter: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti (Greyed Out)
Resolution: 2560 x 1440
Display Mode: Fullscreen
Aspect Ratio: Auto
VSync: Off
VSync Interval: Auto
Refresh Rate: 143Hz
Frame Rate Limit: Off
Maximum FPS: 120 (Greyed Out)
Output Monitor: 1 (Greyed Out)
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
Anti-Aliasing: NVIDIA DLSS
Anti-Aliasing Mode: Quality
Frame Generation: Off
DLSS Multi Frame Generation: Off (Greyed Out)
Dynamic Resolution: Off
Dynamic Resolution Target FPS: Auto
Dynamic Resolution Profile: Balanced
Dynamic Resolution Minimum Scale: 50 (Greyed Out)

Graphics

Gamma Adjustment: 100
Motion Blur Strength: 20
Steering Animation: On
Video Mode: Default
Peak Nit Adjustment: 1000 (Greyed Out)
HDR: Only turn on if you have an HDR monitor

Advanced Setup (Graphics)

Detail Preset: Ultra High
Path Tracing: Off
Ray Reconstruction: On
Ray Traced Shadows: On
Ray Traced Reflections: On
Ray Traced Ambient Occlusion: On
Ray Traced Transparent Reflections: On
Ray Traced DDGI: On
Lighting Quality: Ultra High
Post Process: High
Shadows: Ultra High
Particles: High
Crowd: Ultra High
Mirrors: Ultra High
Car and Helmet Reflections: Ultra High
Weather Effects: Ultra High
Ground Cover: Ultra High
Trees: Ultra High
Skidmarks: High
Skidmarks Blending: On
Ambient Occlusion: AMD FidelityFX CACAO
Screen Space Reflections: Ultra High
Texture Streaming: Ultra High
Variable Rate Shading: On
High Quality Hair: On
NVIDIA Reflex: Off

Also read: Will there be a multiplayer and co-op mode in Elden Ring Nightreign?

This concludes the article on the best F1 25 settings for the RTX 3070 and the RTX 3070 Ti. With the provided settings, you should have great quality visuals and also be able to see over 60 FPS on average.

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