Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora isn't forgiving on PC hardware. At native resolutions, the game brings the RTX 3070 and 3070 Ti to their knees. Thankfully, Ubisoft has integrated support for DLSS 3 and FSR 3 with frame generation tech. This means virtually every graphics card, down to the GTX 1650, will be able to utilize the power of AI to add synthetic frames and improve overall smoothness.
Like most other high-profile releases of the year so far, Avatar isn't optimized pretty well on PC. You can't run the title without DLSS or FSR at all. Besides relying on upscaling, the settings must be tweaked accordingly as well.
In this story, we will list the best combination for the last-gen Nvidia GPUs.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora settings for Nvidia RTX 3070
The RTX 3070 was launched as a 1440p card, and it can manage playable framerates at that resolution in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora thanks to AI upscaling.
We recommend a mix of high and medium settings in the title, with FSR 3 turned on with frame generation. Although the picture quality takes a hit with AMD's solution, the extra frames are worth the compromise.
The best settings combination for the RTX 3070 is as follows:
Video
- Window mode: Borderless fullscreen
- Screen calibration: As per your preference
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 - Native
- Resolution: 2560 x 1440
- Refresh rate: Maximum allowed by your panel
- Monitor: Primary
- Temporal upscaler: AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution
- Frame generation: On
- Scaling quality: Quality
- Scaling mode: Fixed
- V-sync: Off
- Frame rate limit: Off
Graphics
- Graphics quality: Custom
- Motion blur: Off
- Depth of field: High
- Shadow quality: High
- Sun contact shadows: Medium
- Spot shadows: High
- Spot shadows resolution: High
- Shadow proxies: Off
- Specular reflections: Medium
- Diffuse reflections: Medium
- Environment reflection quality: High
- Volumetric clouds: Medium
- Volumetric fog: High
- Extra streaming distance: 5
- Object detail: 15
- BVH quality: High
- Microdetail quality: High
- Particle detail: High
- Scatter density: High
- Dither fade: On
- Spotlight projection resolution: 512
- Destruction quality: High
- Terrain tessellation: High
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora settings for Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti
The RTX 3070 Ti isn't much more powerful than the base-version non-Ti card. Hence, we recommend a similar mix of settings with FSR 3 turned on for the best experience. The ideal combination for the GPU is as follows:
Video
- Window mode: Borderless fullscreen
- Screen calibration: As per your preference
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 - Native
- Resolution: 2560 x 1440
- Refresh rate: Maximum allowed by your panel
- Monitor: Primary
- Temporal upscaler: AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution
- Frame generation: On
- Scaling quality: Quality
- Scaling mode: Fixed
- V-sync: Off
- Frame rate limit: Off
Graphics
- Graphics quality: Custom
- Motion blur: Off
- Depth of field: High
- Shadow quality: High
- Sun contact shadows: Medium
- Spot shadows: High
- Spot shadows resolution: High
- Shadow proxies: Off
- Specular reflections: Medium
- Diffuse reflections: Medium
- Environment reflection quality: High
- Volumetric clouds: Medium
- Volumetric fog: High
- Extra streaming distance: 5
- Object detail: 15
- BVH quality: High
- Microdetail quality: High
- Particle detail: High
- Scatter density: High
- Dither fade: On
- Spotlight projection resolution: 512
- Destruction quality: High
- Terrain tessellation: High
The RTX 3070 and 3070 Ti are quickly falling out of fashion due to some major caveats to their design, like a limited 8 GB VRAM buffer, the aging Ampere architecture, and others.
However, FSR 3 and frame generation have breathed new life into the GPUs as they continue to dominate the latest and most demanding games like Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora thanks to artificial frames.