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Monster Hunter Wilds Best Graphic Settings on PC

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This is a guide on the best graphic settings in Monster Hunter Wilds for PC players. Learn the best PC Optimization settings to ensure smooth gameplay experience here!

Best Graphic Settings on PC

Best Settings for PC Optimization

Upscaling DLSS
(For Nvidia RTX GPUs)
FSR or XeSS
(For other GPUs)
Frame Generation Enabled
(Only available for RTX 40 and RTX 50 Series GPUs.)
Upscaling Mode Balanced
Upscaling Sharpness 0.5
(Available with Upscaling enabled.)
Anti-Aliasing Off
(Available with Upscaling enabled.)
Render Scaling Off
(Available with Upscaling enabled.)
Texture Quality High
Texture Filtering Quality High
Mesh Quality Medium
Fur Quality Low
Sky/Cloud Quality Low
Grass/Tree Quality Low
Grass/Tree Sway Enable
Wind Simulation Quality Low
Surface Quality Low
Sand / Snow / Water Quality Low
Water Effects Disable
Render Distance High
Shadow Quality Low
Distant Shadow Quality Low
Shadow Distance Near
Ambient Light Quality Medium
Contact Shadows Disable
Ambient Occlusion Medium
Bloom High
Motion Blur Turn on or off based on personal preference.
Vignette Effect Turn On or Off based on personal preference.
Screen Space Reflection Off
SSSS Scattering On
Depth of Field On
Volumetric Fog Low
Variable Rate Shading Balanced

Balance System Performance and Game Visuals

These optimized graphics settings for PC aim to provide a balanced experience, optimizing performance without exhausting your system's capabilities. By lowering or disabling certain environmental effects while maintaining high-quality textures and model meshes, players can reduce load times and improve overall stability.

The result is smoother gameplay with minimal frame drops, particularly beneficial in multiplayer lobbies where a stable internet connection further enhances responsiveness.

Frame Generation Only Available for RTX 40 and 50 Series GPUs

Frame Generation is a feature exclusive to RTX 40 and RTX 50 Series GPUs, introduced with NVIDIA DLSS 3. Unlike traditional upscaling, Frame Generation reduces GPU workload by constructing additional frames without increasing VRAM usage.

However, this feature is best suited for the single-player experience of Monster Hunter Wilds, as real-time AI-powered frame generation may introduce input lag, potentially making it less stable for multiplayer lobbies.

Download High Resolution Texture Pack

High Resolution Texture Pack

If you want to have higher fidelity textures, you can also download the free High Resolution Texture Pack for Monster Hunter Wilds. Do note that if you want to install this texture pack, you need a GPU that has a VRAM of 16 GB or higher.

PC System Requirements

Recommended System Requirements

Specs Recommended
CPU ・i5-10400
・i3-12100
・Ryzen 5 3600
GPU ・RTX 2060 Super (8GB)
・RX 6600 (8GB)
Storage ・75GB SSD

Thankfully, Monster Hunter Wilds has lowered its recommended system requirements, allowing more players to run the game smoothly even with mid-range hardware.

However, it still requires at least a 10th Gen Intel Core i5 or 12th Gen i3, alongside an RTX 2060 Super or RX 6600, making it moderately demanding. If you're unsure how your PC will handle the game, check out its official Benchmark Tool!

PC Requirements and Recommended Specs

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How to Pause Quests How to Skip and Pause Cutscenes
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Best Keyboard Settings and Bindings Best Settings for Console
How to Climb Walls Item Trading Guide
Support Ship Guide How Do Quest Rewards Work?
Zenny Farming Guide How to Farm Guild Points
How to Unlock High Rank How to Unlock Weapon Trees
Smelting Guide Hunter Profile Features Explained
Photo Mode Guide How to Change Character Appearance
Character Design Codes Guide How to Customize Your Seikret
Beta Character Data Transfer Guide How to Change Title (Hunter Profile)
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List of Easter Eggs and Secrets Best Meals and Food Effects
Weapon Popularity Tier List Login Bonus Guide
How to Farm Decorations How to Switch to Low Rank
Alpha or Beta Armor? How to Unlock Secret Armor
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How to Catch Endemic Life Creatures How to Break Monster Parts
How to Cut Monster Tails How to Set and Activate Traps
How to Capture Monsters Respawn Timers
Fishing Guide How to Fast Travel
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How to Trigger a Power Clash Offset Attacks and How to Use
Seikret Mount Features and Abilities Pop-up Camps and Best Locations
Weather System Explained How to Bring Support Hunters
Combat Guides
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How to Sharpen Weapons How to Change and Swap Weapons
Training Area Location and Features How to Lock On Using Target Lock
I-Frame and Dodging Guide How to Block and Perfect Guard
How to Dive Evade How to Dodge Monster Roars
How to Sneak Attack Monsters How to Mount Monsters
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List of Status Effects How to Prevent Flinching
Best Status Effects to Use Moves with Super and Hyper Armor
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Sleep Status Explained Exhaust Status Explained
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What Does Elemental Resistance Do? Weapon Sharpness Explained
Affinity Explained Buffs Explained
Damage Formula Explanations Damage Number Colors Explained
What are Motion Values? What are Hitzone Values?
What is Critical Distance? Blunt, Sever, and Shot Damage Types
Gunlance Shelling Explained Phial Types Explained
Bowgun Mods Explained Bowgun Special Ammo Guide
Hunting Horn Songs and Effects How to Upgrade Armor
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