College Football 27 is now live on PC and consoles, and we have a CFB game on the former platform for the first time in this millennium. Compared to the consoles, you can tweak the graphics to get the best performance for your system.
Let’s look at the best set of settings to use to get a competitive advantage over your opponents.
Here’s a run-down of my current setup.
- AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
- 32 GB of DDR4 RAM
- AMD Radeon RX 9060XT 16 GB
While my system comfortably meets the recommended requirements, I have focused more towards PCs that are closer to the minimum requirements.
- Window Mode: Personal preference
- Resolution: Native settings of your monitor
- Monitor Refresh Rate: Auto
- Frame Rate Cap: 60 FPS (You can also use the Auto mode that will run the game at 120 FPS. However, it’s best to keep things at 60 FPS to ensure greater stability).
- Global Visuals: Custom
- Cutscene Visuals: Auto
- Vsync: Off (Only turn this on if you’re encountering lags while trying to run the game).
- HDR: Auto
- Performance Overlay: On
- Raytraced Lighting: Off
- Lighting Quality: Medium
- Advanced Hair: Low
- Sideline Quality: Low
- Higher Texture Quality: Off
- Mesh Quality: Medium
- Crowd Quality: Low
- Shadow Quality: Medium
- 3D Grass: Off
- VFX Quality: Medium
- Ambient Occlusion: Screen Space
- Ambient Occlusion Quality: Medium
- Bloom: Off
- Lens Flares: Off
- High Res Circular DOF: Off
When it comes to cutscenes, you should set them to low. The cutscenes don’t have any direct impact on the gameplay, so keeping them low is the way to go. The performance of the game so far has been pretty stable, but I also expect EA Sports to roll out few patches to smoothen the gameplay.
