Best Fortnite graphics settings for Nvidia RTX 4080 and RTX 4080 Super

The Nvidia RTX 4080 and 4080 Super are some of the fastest graphics cards ever launched. They can play nearly every game, including Fortnite, at 4K resolution without any major compromises. The GPUs cost a hefty premium, however, and are only meant for enthusiasts who can invest thousands of dollars into their gaming rig.

Fortnite gets more demanding by the day. Thus, a few tweaks to the settings are recommended if you are looking to get competitive framerates in the battle royale. In this article, we list the ideal combinations for the 4080 cards.

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Best RTX 4080 graphics settings for playing Fortnite at 2160p UHD

Fortnite runs at sky-high framerates on the RTX 4080 (Image via Epic Games)

The RTX 4080 was launched for 4K gaming and maintains this resolution well. With the High settings and DLSS set to Quality, you can play the game at over 70 FPS at 4K. The GPU is also powerful enough to handle Fortnite with ray tracing. However, you can turn the feature off while playing competitively.

Display

• Window mode: Fullscreen
• Resolution: 3840 x 2160 (16:9)
• V-Sync: Off
• Frame rate limit: Unlimited
• Rendering mode: DirectX 12

Graphics

• Brightness: As per preference
• User Interface contrast: As per preference
• Color blind mode: As per preference
• Color blind strength: As per preference
• Motion blur: As per preference

Graphics Quality

• Quality presets: High
• Anti-aliasing & super resolution: Nvidia DLSS
• Nvidia DLSS: Quality
• 3D resolution: 66%
• Dynamic 3D resolution: Off
• Nanite virtualized geometry: Off
• Virtual shadows: High
• Global illumination: Lumen High
• Reflections: Lumen High
• View distance: Far
• Textures: High
• Auto download high-resolution textures: On
• High-resolution texture reminders: On
• Effects: High
• Post processing: High
• Hardware ray tracing: On

Advanced Graphics

• Show FPS: As per preference
• Use GPU crash debugging: Off
• Latency markers: Off
• Nvidia Reflex low latency: On + Boost

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Best RTX 4080 Super graphics settings for playing Fortnite at 2160p UHD

The RTX 4080 Super can play Fortnite at 4K (Image via Epic Games)

The RTX 4080 Super isn't much faster than the original 80-class card, delivering a similar experience while playing Fortnite at 4K resolution. We recommend the High settings with DLSS set to the Quality preset for an ideal experience.

Display

• Window mode: Fullscreen
• Resolution: 3840 x 2160 (16:9)
• V-Sync: Off
• Frame rate limit: Unlimited
• Rendering mode: DirectX 12

Graphics

• Brightness: As per preference
• User Interface contrast: As per preference
• Color blind mode: As per preference
• Color blind strength: As per preference
• Motion blur: As per preference

Graphics Quality

• Quality presets: High
• Anti-aliasing & super resolution: Nvidia DLSS
• Nvidia DLSS: Quality
• 3D resolution: 66%
• Dynamic 3D resolution: Off
• Nanite virtualized geometry: Off
• Virtual shadows: High
• Global illumination: Lumen High
• Reflections: Lumen High
• View distance: Far
• Textures: High
• Auto download high-resolution textures: On
• High-resolution texture reminders: On
• Effects: High
• Post processing: High
• Hardware ray tracing: On

Advanced Graphics

• Show FPS: As per preference
• Use GPU crash debugging: Off
• Latency markers: Off
• Nvidia Reflex low latency: On + Boost

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Both the 4080 and 4080 Super are some of the best GPUs money can buy today. You can run Fortnite at high framerates without major hit-and-trial. If you're willing to compromise a little with framerates, even the Epic settings should work fine on both cards. However, for most gamers, the High options significantly improve visual quality while delivering impressive framerates.