The Callisto Protocol has just been released on PC and it is already causing issues for players with lag, while some are complaining that the game does not even hit 60fps. To make the best of the game without going through this ordeal, you can choose some of the solutions that can help you fix lag, and go for the best performance setting, if not graphically a high-quality setting.
How to Fix Lag in The Callisto Protocol
In its current state, there are a few steps that can help you with lag issues in gameplay. Many Redditors have reported that changing from DirectX 12 to DirectX 11 solves the issue and makes the gameplay much smoother, but you can also make it better by disabling both the depth of field and motion blur from the graphics settings.
If that doesn’t work, you can also try restricting the gameplay to 60fps on 1080p resolution, while tweaking the quality of shadows setting.
The Callisto Protocol – Best Performance Setting
- Anti-Aliasing: Disabled
- Depth of Field: Disabled
- DirectX: 11
- Film Grain: OFF
- Frame Limit: 60 up to Unlimited
- Lighting: Low or Medium
- Shadow: Low or Medium
- Volumetrics: Low or Medium
- Particle Qualities: Low or Medium
- Mesh: Low or Medium
- Texture: Low or Medium
- Texture Filter Qualities: Low or Medium
- Motion Blur: Disabled
- Ray-Traced Reflections: Disabled
- Subsurface Scattering: Disabled
- Upscaling: AMD FSR 2
- V-Sync: ON
The game also has FSR 2.0 which can be accessed from the Advanced > Upscaling > AMD FS2 setting from the main menu, where you can then change the quality mode to performance.
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