Medium is the preset to choose if you want a great balance between performance and graphics and wish to maintain 60+ FPS framerates at 1080p on a Radeon RX 580 or Geforce GTX 1060 (6GB). Going higher than this won't yield you many benefits graphically. If you want a great mix of performance and graphics, High is a creat preset to choose, offering TAA, FidelityFX and a significant graphical uplift over Medium in a number of areas. Ultra looks great if you have the GPU power to run it, but if not you should stick to high. That said, the benefits that this preset offers graphically, are relatively minor when you considering how much the game's performance dips from High. Ultra Settings cranks Borderlands 3's visuals far beyond what the game's console versions can offer. Our recommendation is to stick to Ultra, or perhaps a lower preset if you desire higher framerates. Maxed out, highest settings, every knob turned up to 11! This is the Badass preset, and if we are honest, you would be a fool to use this preset at least if you are in any way concerned about performance efficiency.īorderlands 3's Badass settings provide almost no boost in graphical detail while coming at a notable performance cost.

On page 7, we will detail how specific settings changes can impact Borderlands 3's performance, but for now, we will have a look at Gearbox's pre-defined graphical presets. Even so, Borderlands 3 can present a lot of challenges to these tow budget 1080p graphics cards. While these graphics cards may be a little old these days, it is hard to deny the fact that AMD's Radeon RX 580 and Nvidia's GTX 1060 (6GB) remain strong product offerings in the world of 1080p gaming.

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