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Valorant

Riot Games · 2020

Wondering how many FPS you'll get in Valorant? The table below shows estimates across 5 PC tiers at 1080p High. Valorant needs about 8GB RAM and 1GB VRAM — check your exact GPU + CPU here.

Valorant will run on almost anything — 8GB of RAM and 1GB of VRAM cover it, and it is verified on Steam Deck. It leans hard on the CPU, so high-refresh players should prioritize single-core performance over GPU power. There is no DLSS or FSR here; raw settings and resolution do the work.

Estimativas de FPS

Frames por segundo estimados por preset

Tier Hardware Baixo Méd Alto Ultra
Básico RTX 3060 / Ryzen 5 5600X 358 294 256 179
Intermediário RTX 4060 / Ryzen 5 7600X 381 313 272 190
Alto RTX 4070 Super / Ryzen 7 7800X3D 498 409 356 249
Entusiasta RTX 4080 Super / Ryzen 9 7950X3D 608 499 434 304
Ultra RTX 5090 / Core Ultra 9 285K 700 575 500 350

Requisitos do Sistema

RAM 8 GB
VRAM 1 GB
Gênero Competitive FPS
Desenvolvedora Riot Games
Ano de Lançamento 2020

Pro Settings

144-240+ FPS

Minimal visual noise, sharp enemy outlines

  • Material Quality: Low +3-5%
  • Texture Quality: Low +2-4%
  • Detail Quality: Low +3-5%
  • UI Quality: Low +1-2%
  • Vignette: Off +2-3%
  • VSync: Off +5-10%
  • Anti-Aliasing: MSAA 2x (MSAA 4x halves FPS, avoid) +5-15%
  • Anisotropic Filtering: 4x or 8x +1-2%
  • Improve Clarity: On Quality
  • Bloom: Off +2-3%
  • Distortion: Off +2-3%
  • Cast Shadows: Off +5-8%

Valorant FAQ

How many FPS will I get in Valorant?

FPS depends on your GPU and CPU. The estimates table above shows 5 hardware tiers at 1080p High — Valorant needs about 8GB RAM and 1GB VRAM. Run your exact parts through the FPS calculator for your number.

What are the system requirements for Valorant?

Valorant (2020) by Riot Games requires approximately 8GB RAM and 1GB VRAM.

How do I boost FPS in Valorant?

Enable upscaling if available, lower shadows and volumetrics first, and keep textures high if your VRAM covers it. Use the settings optimizer for your target FPS.