NBA 2K21 graphics settings – This guide will show you the best combination of graphics settings in NBA 2K21 for low or medium end gaming rigs.
NBA 2K21 Graphics Settings
- Display Resolution : 1920×1080
- Window Mode : Full Screen
- Anti-aliasing level : 1
- Anti-aliasing Quality : 0
- Refresh Rate : 60.0Hz(Depends on the native refresh rate of your monitor)
- Vertical Sync : Off
- Dynamic Vertical Sync : Off
- Overall Quality : Custom
Advanced Settings
- Shader Detail Level : Medium
- Shadow Detail Level : Medium
- Texture Detail Level : Medium (You can leave this on High as well)
- Player Detail Level : Medium
- Crowd Detail Level : Low (Medium, if you care about the crowd)
- Media People Detail Level : Low
- Hair Detail Level : High
- Ambient Occlusion : Off
- Volumetric Lightning : On
- Temporal Anti Aliasing : Off (The game looks blurry with this on)
- Depth of Field : Off (Personal preference)
- Motion Blur : Off
- Bloom : Off
- Floor Reflections : On
- Mirror Reflections : On
- Buffer Count : 3
- Max Anisotropy : 8
- Allow Computer Shaders : On
- Shader Preload : On (Keep this on always)
I have tested the game with the settings given above on a GTX 1050 ti 4 GB paired with an Intel i3 8100(both not overclocked), and I was getting more than 60 FPS all the time. I was even hitting 80-90 at times. So if you are using a GTX 1050 ti then you shouldn’t have any issue enjoying NBA 2K21 smoothly.
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Last Updated on May 31, 2021
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