Wo Long, the best graphics settings to fix stuttering and FPS drops

Wo Long, the best graphics settings to fix stuttering and FPS drops

Wo Long Graphics Settings – Wo-Long is a third-person action-adventure game developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo. It is available on PS4, PS5, and Xbox One/S/X consoles and Windows. It's also available on Steam and free to play on Xbox Game Pass. You will be in the shoes of a nameless warrior and have to fight monsters in a dark fantasy world.


So in this article, I will show you the best graphics settings that you can use in Wo-Long Fallen Dynasty to fix stuttering, FPS drop and lag. These settings will definitely help you balance performance without losing quality.

Wo Long, the best graphics settings to fix stuttering and FPS drops

Wo-Long Fallen Dynasty is a graphics-rich but low-power title, and therefore, using the right graphics settings can lead to an enjoyable and smooth gaming experience.


Here are the graphics settings we have for Wo-Long Fallen Dynasty.

• Screen brightness: according to your preference
• HDR: Disabled (I don't have an HDR monitor)
• HDR setting: N/A
• Settings Type: Custom (so you can change any settings)
• Mode: Performance Priority (directly boost 20-30 fps)
• Max fps: 120 fps (set it as high as you can, but you can't go higher than 120)
• Screen resolution - 2560x1440 (set it as your main monitor resolution)

• V-Sync: Disabled (to improve performance)
• Render resolution: 100% (reducing it will make the images lose and increasing it will kill your CPU resources)
• Texture quality: standard quality (standard quality for balance between images and excellent performance)
• Shadow quality: low quality (increasing it if you don't have the hardware will cause the game to lag)
• Shadow Render Distance: Standard (keep it standard for great images)
• Ambient Occlusion: disabled (takes a lot of FPS)

• Screen Space Reflections (Dazzling): Enabled
• Subsurface Scattering: Disabled
• Model LOD: Low
• Volumetric Fog Resolution: High (keep it high as it does not affect performance)
• Volume cloud quality: standard quality (keep it standard because increasing it will increase the load on your GPU)

• Motion Blur: Disabled (keep this disabled all the time)
• Chromatic aberration: disabled (does not affect performance)
• Film Grain: Disabled (keep it disabled for cleaner images)
• Depth of Field: Disabled (keeping it on makes the background too blurry)
• Lens Flare: Enabled (for brighter images)

Specifications of our test device

We recommend running Wo-Long Fallen Dynasty on medium to high settings as it will help you balance performance and visuals. Benchmarking games like this on high-end hardware is completely pointless. This is why we should always try to test games on mid-range hardware, the hardware that people play games on, because all games run perfectly fine on high-end gaming systems.


We tested the Wo-Long Fallen Dynasty based on the following specifications.

• GPU: RTX 3060 Ti
• CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x (not overclocked)
• RAM: 32 GB RAM 3200 MHz G.Skill Trident Z
• Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B550-F Gaming motherboard (Wi-Fi)
• Storage: 1TB WD Blue SSD
• PSU: Corsair AX 1200W Gold PSU
• Screen: Odyssey G7 240Hz | BenQ GW2480 IPS (dual monitor setup)
• Operating system: Windows 10 64 bit
• DRIVER: Nvidia Game Ready Driver 531.18 [Release Date: February 2023]

Performance Analysis of Wo Long Fallen Dynasty

Here are the performance numbers we got with the settings we tested.


Minimum FPS (down 1%)
42 frames per second
Average FPS
70 frames per second
Maximum FPS
122 frames per second

Wo Long Fallen Dynasty needs a lot of optimization because the game, although it runs well, still has its graphical errors and bugs. We also noticed that the mouse movements are rather slow, which makes the game feel a bit sluggish. The game stutters a lot at times, especially if you turn up the settings.


Now all games (except some) have a lot of problems with the launch date and it ruins the first experience a player wants to enjoy, leading to refunds. Although the game is free on Xbox Game Pass, there is not much to complain about, but still, the gameplay was much better.


As of this writing, neither Nvidia nor AMD have released new optimized drivers to address optimizations and bugs. However, so far, we haven't received any patch updates from the developers either.


We do not recommend trying this game on low-end graphics cards such as GTX 1050Ti, GTX 1650 or GTX 1060, as the performance may not be pleasant. Additionally, the game feels more like a PlayStation port (obviously about the 120fps cap), and PC players with higher refresh monitors are out of luck because the game doesn't allow you to have such high framerates. Be.