Apex Launch Options Fps Cap

Whether or not the FPS cap, or frame rate limit is intentional or not, it is very restricting on PC players that play on loftier-end systems and lookout man to clasp out equally many FPS equally possible to proceed their high refresh rate monitors. Right now it seems like there is a 144 FPS cap for PC players. Panel players are as always express to sixty FPS, and there is not much do to most this at the moment. For panel players, it is by and large not as large of a bargain, since the monitors' used by console players rarely go higher up threescore Hz.

We previously wrote about the all-time Noon Legends settings for maximum FPS, in this guide we will focus on removing the FPS cap and then yous tin can get the maximum FPS out of these settings.

In that location are ii unlike methods to remove the FPS cap in Apex Legends, and we will explain both of them here.

How to Remove the FPS cap: Launch Options

The first method and the method we recommend is to add a command line to the launch options in the Origin Launcher.

How to add launch options in Origin / Apex Legends

Yous take to do this Earlier you outset the game.

Open up the Origin Launcher
Go to My Game Library
Find Apex Legends and right-click the game
Select Game Backdrop
Click the Advanced Launch Options tab
In Command line arguments type in +fps_max unlimited
Click Save
Done!

This method works without enabling Five-Sync.

This short video shows the procedure step by step.

Get uncapped FPS by Enabling V-Sync

This is the second method and it involves enabling V-Sync.

Normally, we do not recommend to utilize Five-Sync, as it might give you more input lag. We will get into more details and expect into this in the futurity, but for at present, our recommendation is non to use V-Sync, simply because of the extra input lag we normally meet in some games.

Even so, yous can remove the FPS cap simply by enabling V-Sync.

How to enable Five-Sync

Open Noon Legends
Open the Game Menu (Click the cogwheel in the lower right corner)
Click Settings
Cull Video
In V-Sync select Adaptive or Adaptive (1/2 Rate)
Click Apply

That's it, we hope you found this picayune guide helpful.