Best Graphics Settings for Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

May 27

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If you're running Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon on a midrange GPU like the RTX 3060 Ti, 4060, etc. you're in luck. The game runs surprisingly well for how good it looks... but it still needs some tweaking if you want the best performance-to-visual balance.

Here’s what to use at 1080p and 1440p for smooth performance with high fidelity.

Graphics Settings (Balanced for 1080p / 1440p)

These settings work best if you’re aiming for 60–100+ FPS on a 4060, 3060 Ti, RX 6700 XT, and so forth.

  
      Setting
      1080p Recommended
      1440p Recommended
    
      Fullscreen
      On
      On
    
      Resolution
      1920x1080
      2560x1440
    
      Target FPS
      Unlimited
      Unlimited
    
      V-Sync
      Off
      Off
    
      Field of View
      95–100
      95–100
    
      Motion Blur
      Off
      Off
    
      Dynamic Resolution
      DLSS / FSR 2
      DLSS / FSR 2
    
      Dynamic Quality %
      100% (DLAA)
      85–100%
    
      Graphics Preset
      Custom
      Custom
    
      View Distance
      High
      High
    
      Texture Quality
      High
      High (unless VRAM-bound)
    
      Mipmaps Bias
      100%
      100%
    
      Vegetation
      High
      Medium
    
      VFX Quality
      High
      Medium
    
      Fog Quality
      Medium
      Medium
    
      Shadows
      On
      On
    
      Shadow Distance
      90%
      70%
    
      Contact Shadows
      On
      On
    
      Subsurface Scattering
      On
      On
    
      SSS Quality
      High
      Medium
    
      SSAO
      On
      On
    
      Chromatic Aberration
      Off
      Off

If you're on an RTX 4060, DLAA at 100% scaling gives you the cleanest image at 1080p. For 1440p, drop the DLSS scaling a bit (85–90%) if you notice stutters. On AMD cards like the RX 6700 XT, use FSR 2.1 at Balanced or Quality for similar results.

Extra Tips for Performance

Don’t Save in Heavily Fogged Areas

Fog effects stack up and can tank FPS. Save and load outside of dense fog areas when possible to avoid weird stutters.

Disable Film Grain and CA (Chromatic Aberration)

You can turn these off in the config file if they bug you. They don’t hurt performance much, but they make the game look worse for most people.

Frame Generation

The game doesn’t support native Frame Gen, but you can use Lossless Scaling as a third-party workaround if you’re desperate for more FPS. Results may vary.

Final Blurb & FAQ

Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon is one of the better-optimized RPGs in recent memory. You don’t need a high-end rig to make it look great... just a little tweaking and some GPU smarts.

Regardless of whether you’re on a 3k or 4k series card, or something in that ballpark, this setup should keep things both pretty and smooth.

FAQ

Q: What’s the best setting to lower for more FPS fast?

Vegetation and Fog Quality. Drop those first.

Q: Should I use DLSS or DLAA on RTX 4060?

Use DLAA at 100% for best visuals at 1080p. Drop to DLSS Balanced if playing at 1440p.

Q: What about AMD cards like RX 6700 XT?

Use FSR 2.1 on Balanced, and follow the same overall tweaks. Lower shadows and vegetation if needed.

Q: Does the game support Frame Generation?

No, not natively. You can try Lossless Scaling, but it’s not official.

Q: Is motion blur worth keeping?

No. Turn it off. It just muddies the screen during fights.