Ghostwire: Tokyo Graphics Settings for Maximum Performance

Tango Gameworks has just released Ghostwire: Tokyo and players are extremely excited to play the game. People across platforms are rejoicing and PC players have to go through the usual graphics settings to run things smoothly. Here we have all the best graphics settings for Ghostwire: Tokyo.

To help you make the most out of this opportunity, here is a detailed guide on how to set up your graphics settings for optimal viewing pleasure. With that said, let’s dive right in and find out what the best graphics settings for Ghostwire: Tokyo is. And for a list of all the PC and PlayStation controls, we have a separate guide for that as well.

Ghostwire: Tokyo – Best Graphics Settings Guide

After ensuring that you have the PC requirements down, move on to setting up your game with these settings. However, a few things to note before you launch the game:

  • Update your graphics drivers to the latest version.
  • Adjust textures setting to match your graphics card’s RAM

We have divided this guide into three sections. The first one will take a look at the best graphics settings for medium-tier graphics cards. The second one will show you the best settings for low-tier graphics cards. And, the final one will show you the high-tier graphics settings. Before we begin, here are the basic PC requirements you need to meet for the game to run properly:

ParticularsMinimumRecommended
OS64-BIT WINDOWS 10 VERSION 1909 OR HIGHER64-BIT WINDOWS 10 VERSION 1909 OR HIGHER
ProcessorCORE I7 4770K @ 3.5GHZ OR AMD RYZEN 5 2600CORE I7 6700 @ 3.4GHZ OR AMD RYZEN 5 2600
Memory12 GB RAM16 GB RAM
GraphicsNVIDIA GTX 1060 OR AMD RX 5500 XT (VRAM 6 GB OR HIGHER)NVIDIA GTX 1080 OR AMD RX 5600 XT (VRAM 6 GB OR HIGHER)
DirectXVersion 12Version 12
Storage20 GB available space20 GB available space
Additional NotesSSD Storage RecommendedSSD Storage Recommended

For more details regarding the PC specifications and the release date, check out our guide.

Best Ghostwire: Tokyo Graphics Settings

The system requirements suggest this game is somewhat resources hungry and that might fend off some low-end players, but we have all different tiers covered here so follow along.

Ghostwire: Tokyo High-End Graphics Settings

Ghostwire Tokyo Graphics Settings 1

If you have beefy hardware with the latest cards like the Nvidia RTX 3000 series or any other equivalent graphics cards, you will want to crank all the settings to maximum. Keep in mind that you might see some FPS drops here and there but that is extremely rare.

NameSettings
Screen ModeFullscreen
Resolution1920 X 1080 (Depending on your monitor)
Vertical SyncOff
Framerate CapUnlimited (This might cause screen tearing)
BrightnessAdjust brightness accordingly
Color Blind ModeAdjust them accordingly
SSS QualityCinematic
SSR QualityHigh
Global IlluminationSSGI
Shadow Map QualityHigh
Level Streaming Distance1
Ray TracingOn (Only if you have RTX cards)
Ray Traced ShadowsLow – Medium
Ray Traced Reflection QualityLow – Medium
Ray Traced Culling QualityLow
NVIDIA DLSSOn
AMD FSROff (You can turn it on if you have AMD cards)
TSROff

Related: Ghostwire: Tokyo All Landmark Locations

Ghostwire: Tokyo Mid-Tier Graphics Settings

NameSettings
Screen ModeFullscreen
Resolution1920 X 1080 (Depending on your monitor)
Vertical SyncOff
Framerate CapLocked 30
BrightnessAdjust brightness accordingly
Color Blind ModeAdjust them accordingly
SSS QualityCinematic
SSR QualityMedium
Global IlluminationSSGI
Shadow Map QualityMedium
Level Streaming Distance1
Ray TracingOff
Ray Traced ShadowsOff
Ray Traced Reflection QualityOff
Ray Traced Culling QualityOff
NVIDIA DLSSOn (If you have RTX cards)
AMD FSROff (You can turn it on if you have AMD cards)
TSROff

Ghostwire: Tokyo Low-Tier Graphics Settings

NameSettings
Screen ModeFullscreen
Resolution1920 X 1080 (Depending on your monitor)
Vertical SyncOff
Framerate CapLocked 30
BrightnessAdjust brightness accordingly
Color Blind ModeAdjust them accordingly
SSS QualityCinematic
SSR QualityLow
Global IlluminationSSGI
Shadow Map QualityLow
Level Streaming Distance1
Ray TracingOff
Ray Traced ShadowsOff
Ray Traced Reflection QualityOff
Ray Traced Culling QualityOff
NVIDIA DLSSOff (Turn on if you have entry level RTX cards for enhanced performance)
AMD FSROff (You can turn it on if you have AMD cards)
TSROff

Did you find this guide to be helpful? There are a lot more from where this came from so stick around and send us your queries in the comment section below. We would love to know your thoughts about the game so far.

Umer Cheema
Umer Cheema

By day, Umer loves writing about games and talking about them; by night, he is an avid gamer that loves playing League of Legends and RTS games. Being a massive fan of Metal Gear Solid, you'll find Umer always praising the legendary Hideo Kojima.

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