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· Field of View is recommended to be set to maximum for a wider field of view.
· Camera Sway and Damage Shake are recommended to be turned off as they can cause discomfort and disrupt focus during gameplay.
· GTA Parameters can be set according to personal preference, but be aware that pixelation can obstruct your view and lower FPS.
· Max Debris should be set to minimum to reduce FPS loss and prevent clutter. Debris will still be visible, but their number will be significantly reduced.

· Menu and Background FPS Limit should be turned on to reduce the load on your computer when not actively playing the game.
· Vertical Sync should be turned off, and Max Frame Rate should be set to 'Unlimited', or if you experience significant FPS drops, it's best to match it to your monitor's refresh rate.

· Render Scale should be set to maximum to maintain a sharp screen. Sharpness is important even if FPS decreases slightly.
· Shader Quality should be set to Medium (3) to maintain texture shaders while securing FPS.
· NVIDIA DLSS and DLA do not work properly in Rust and can decrease FPS and blur the screen, so it's recommended to turn them off.
· NVIDIA Reflex should be set to 'Enabled'. There isn't a significant difference with 'Enabled + Boost'.
· Pixel Light Count, Max Shadow Lights, Particle Render Budget can be set to minimum as there's almost no visual difference in-game, which is beneficial for securing FPS.
· Soft Particles should be turned on to reduce halo effects and get a sharper image.
· Volumetric Clouds are recommended to be turned off for better FPS.
· Draw Distance should be set to 1.00 to ensure optimal visibility.
· All other parameters, except for Grass Deformation, should be set to minimum. Turn on Grass Deformation to easily spot items hidden in the grass.
· Texture Quality at 1.5 resolution provides the best balance between FPS and quality.
· Anisotropic Filtering should be set to 8x to sharpen textures without significantly impacting FPS.
· Parallax Mapping doesn't make a big difference, so it's best to turn it off.
· Shadow Quality should be set to Medium. The FPS difference between Low and Medium is negligible, but Medium provides sharper shadows. Enter the console command graphics.shadowmode 2 to smooth out shadows.
· Decor Quality, Grass Quality, Terrain Quality should be set to minimum to secure FPS. Grass Quality can obstruct your view.
· Max Tree Count should be set to maximum to prevent trees from distorting. It doesn't significantly impact performance.
· Tree Quality should be set to 123 to balance quality and FPS.
· Object Quality should be set to Medium (100). Setting it to minimum can degrade visuals.
· LOD Distance should be kept at 1. It affects the rendering distance of objects like recyclers, animals, and barrels, so it's best not to change it.
· High Quality Particles should be set to minimum. Details like smoke are not critically important.

· Anti-Aliasing (TSSA) can be used if you dislike jagged edges on objects, but you'll have to accept a slight FPS decrease. If jagged edges are acceptable, it's better to turn it off.
· Other parameters can be turned off or set according to personal preference.
· Sharpen is strongly recommended to be turned on as it removes screen blur.

· Turning off the Display Models parameter will prevent models from being displayed in the inventory, which can slightly improve overall FPS.

· Occlusion Culling is generally good to turn on, but if you experience FPS drops during screen transitions, consider turning it off.
· Contact Shadows consume a lot of FPS, so it's best to turn them off.
· Load Balancing should be turned on to reduce CPU load when playing Rust.
· Cache Buffer is related to the memory cleanup cycle. It refers to when cleanup activates if memory is full, and it's best to set it according to your RAM capacity. Refer to the values displayed on screen to adjust it so that memory doesn't accumulate too much.