Best graphics settings for Battlefield 6 Open Beta

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We look at the best graphic options for Battlefield 6 Open Beta (Image via Electronic Arts)

The best graphics settings for the Battlefield 6 Open Beta will allow players to play the game smoothly. The Open Beta was released on August 9, 2025, for a limited period, giving gamers a chance to test the features early before the official launch. Battlefield 6 is the latest title in the series and runs on EA's Frostbite engine, thereby providing stunning visuals.

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However, understanding the optimal graphic options is essential for maintaining smooth gameplay while balancing visual quality and detail. This article lists the best graphics settings for the Battlefield 6 Open Beta.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the author’s opinion. The settings may vary for every individual due to differences in system specifications.


Best Recommended Graphics Settings for Battlefield 6 Open Beta

The graphic settings for the Battlefield 6 Open Beta are tweaked to maximize FPS without sacrificing visual quality. These options were tested on a system with an Nvidia RTX 3060 (12 GB), Ryzen 5 5600, and 32 GB RAM. They are optimized for low to mid-tier systems where FPS is the main focus, so players might see a slight drop in visuals.

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Here are the ideal settings to choose for the Battlefield 6 Open Beta.

Battlefield 6 Open Beta settings tab (Image via Electronic Arts/Sportskeeda Gaming)
Battlefield 6 Open Beta settings tab (Image via Electronic Arts/Sportskeeda Gaming)

Graphics

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  • Graphic Quality: Custom
  • Brightness: 59
  • Sharpness: 50

Advanced options

  • Fixed Resolution Scale: 100
  • Frame Rate Limiter: Set to maximum refresh rate supported by your display (120, 144, 240)
  • Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: Enabled + Boost
  • Upscaling Technique: Nvidia DLSS / AMD FSR
  • Upscaling Quality: Ultra Performance
  • Nvidia Frame Generation: Off
  • Future Frame Rendering: Off
  • Performance Overlay: On

Camera settings

  • Field of View: 105-110
  • Vehicle 3rd Person Field of View: 83
  • Weapon Field of View: Wide
  • World Motion Blur: 0
  • Weapon Motion Blur: 0
  • Camera Shake Amount: 20
  • Chromatic Aberration: Off
  • Vignette: Off
  • Film Grain: Off
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Display

  • Fullscreen Mode: Fullscreen
  • Fullscreen Device: Preferred monitor with high refresh rate
  • Fullscreen Resolution: Native (1920 X 1080 P)
  • Aspect Ratio: Auto
  • Refresh Rate: Maximum Hz of your monitor
  • Vertical Sync: Off

Graphic settings

  • Texture Quality: High
  • Texture Filtering: High
  • Mesh Quality: Low
  • Terrain Quality: Medium
  • Undergrowth Quality: Low
  • Effects Quality: Low
  • Volumetric Quality: Low
  • Lighting Quality: Low
  • Local Light & Shadow Quality: Low
  • Sun Shadow Quality: Low
  • Shadow Filtering: PCF
  • Reflection Quality: Low
  • Screen Space Reflections: Off
  • Post Processing Quality: Low
  • Screen Space AO & GI: Off
  • High Fidelity Objects Amount: Medium

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The best graphics settings for the Battlefield 6 Open Beta can be tweaked according to personal preference. If there is lag or you're facing issues with the graphics, try the game in the practice range and change the options until you find the best settings.

The game is still in its testing phase, so you may face some stuttering problems or even potential screen tearing. For such an event, you could try turning on the VSync option in the graphics settings menu. Battlefield 6's performance also seems to differ from one mode to another. This is likely due to the amount of data present, meaning you might be getting higher FPS numbers in smaller playlists like Domination compared to Conquest.

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These settings are subject to change as the game is still in Beta. The options might not be optimal for the global release version of Battlefield 6. Alternatively, you can put the graphics preset to Custom and test out the performance of the game for a few minutes in different game modes.

Also read: PlayStation reward for Battlefield 6 Open Beta: How to get Advance Party skin

That concludes our guide on the best graphics settings for the Battlefield 6 Open Beta.

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FAQ

Q) How to make Battlefield 6 run smoother?

Battlefield 6 can be quite demanding in terms of CPU and GPU usage. One of the best ways to reduce the load on your system is to reduce the overall graphics settings. You can also choose to lower specific options from the settings menu that have high GPU or CPU load.

Q) Are Battlefield 6 graphics good?

Yes, Battlefield 6 graphics are good. The developers have created stunning visuals alongside the mostly destructible environment. However, the quality of the game's graphics depends on one's graphics settings and can look a little bland at the lowest presets.

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