This software will require higher end hardware to run smoothly. If 1080p is your target resolution, a 5070 should be good for around 60fps on High settings, but only around 45fps on the Epic preset. If you’d rather play in 4k, you’ll have the best experience with a 5080. Using the Epic preset on 4k is not recommended, as you’ll encounter some stuttering, but it can handle High and Medium settings and still be playable.

Our benchmark for the best experience is typically 60fps, which is possible to achieve in many scenarios in this software. However, the software gives an option in the graphical settings to limit fps to 30. Your experience will still be good if you use this setting, and it enables you to avoid screen tearing.  An important thing to know when deciding on a computer run Apex is that this software suffers from some stuttering issues (as mentioned above), which are more noticeable at low framerates. If the framerate is capped from 60 or higher down to 30 using this 30fps graphical setting, then you won’t notice the stuttering, but if your hardware just barely puts out 30fps as it is, then the stuttering becomes quite noticeable.