One thing no one expected in 2021 was for the game Rust, released in 2013, to become one of the top watched games on Twitch. As with many games that dominate the Twitch charts, the players have increased significantly. If you’re getting a bit of lag while trying to PVP in Rust yourself, go ahead and follow the settings below.
Best graphic settings for Rust PVP
- Depth of Field – Off
- Ambient Occlusion – OFF
- Anti-Aliasing – OFF
- High Quality Bloom – OFF
- Lens Dirt – OFF
- Motion Blur – OFF
- Sun Shafts – OFF
- Sharpen – ON/OFF (It gives a cleaner look, however FPS might drop by about 2-3)
- Vignet – OFF
- Graphics Quality – 1 (Fast)
- Large Scale Occlusion – OFF
- Grass Displacement – ON
- Shadow Cascades – No Cascades
- Water Quality – 0 (Easier to see players in the water, also easier to see when diving)
- Water Reflections – 0
- Max Shadow Lights – 0
- Shader Level – 100
- Draw Distance – 1500 (Max it if you’re frequently roof-camping)
- Shadow Distance – 100
- Anisotropic Filtering – 1
- Parallax Mapping – 0
Best performance settings for Rust PVP
- Max Gibs – 0
- Particle Quality – 0
- Object Quality – 25-40
- Tree Quality – 25
- Terrain Quality – 25-40
- Grass Quality – 30-40
- Decor Quality – 0