Switch To Ultimate Performanceįirst things first, you will have to unleash the maximum potential of your Hardware through Ultimate Performance. You will notice higher FPS in not just Borderlands 3, but across all games. Similarly, once these settings are changed and improved. This section will look at numerous Windows 10 tweaks that have a slight to high impact on Borderlands 3. Windows 10 Optimizations For Borderlands 3 The second would focus on Nvidia/AMD Settings, and the third is the major ones, which includes Borderlands 3 Settings itself. The first would be all about necessary Windows 10 Optimizations. Let’s jump right into the actual guide, which is divided into three segments. Now that you have made sure your System Specifications are worthy enough to run Borderlands 3.
Graphics card – AMD Radeon™ RX 590 or (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB). Processor – AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600 or (Intel i7-4770). OS – Windows 7/8/10 (latest service pack). Graphics card – AMD Radeon™ HD 7970 (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 2GB). Here are Borderlands 3 System Requirements as of 2021. Target Display: Select your Primary Display/Monitor.īefore we do that, your System Requirements must be on par or above the required ones. Update Windows 10 To The Latest Version. Disable Unnecessary Animations That Burden CPU And Memory. 
Change Startup Application And Services. Windows 10 Optimizations For Borderlands 3. Within that section, search for "ThrowWeapon". Search for "WillowGame.WillowPlayerInput". Search for "ConsoleKey" and you should come across the following line:Īdd 'Tilde' after the equal sign to enable the console (should look like ConsoleKey=Tilde) *NOTE: This currently doesn't work correctly, it outputs all commands as 'SAY' commands* Search for "bHasVoiceEnabled" and you should come across the following line: Search for "UseVsync" and you should come across the following line: I can confirm the Bob numerical adjustment does work. Search for "bWeaponBob" and you should come across the following lines: This tremendously improves the feel of the mouse when looking around in-game and navigating the UI. Search for "bEnableMouseSmoothing" and you should come across the following line:Ĭhange to FALSE. You can change the keys (F10 and F11) to whatever you'd like, as well as the FOV values. 
If that doesn't work, replace the // with īelow the chunk of bindings on the first section/paragraph, add the following:īindings=(Name="F10",Command="FOV 90",Control=False,Shift=False,Alt=False)īindings=(Name="F11",Command="FOV 110",Control=False,Shift=False,Alt=False) I'm going to assume you all know where the location of these INI files are (Usually in USER NAME\Documents\My Games\Borderlands\WillowGame\Config in Vista). Here's a few tweaks I've come across and found that might help people with 'deconsolizing' Borderlands.
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