Best The First Descendant graphics settings for Nvidia GTX 1650 and GTX 1650 Super

The Nvidia GTX 1650 and 1650 Super can play The First Descendant with some settings compromises (Image via MSI and Nexon Games)
The Nvidia GTX 1650 and 1650 Super can play The First Descendant with some settings compromises (Image via MSI and Nexon Games)

The First Descendant is a bit on the demanding side. The game doesn't run the best on the GTX 1650 and 1650 Super and requires some graphics settings tweaks to maintain a decent framerate. Like any other video game release of 2024, you get a bunch of settings to customize. Going through them one by one can be a bit hectic.

To help you get started quickly, we will list the ideal settings combinations for the GTX 1650 and 1650 Super in The First Descendant.


The First Descendant graphics settings for Nvidia GTX 1650

The GTX 1650 can play The First Descendant at 1080p (Image via Nexon Games)
The GTX 1650 can play The First Descendant at 1080p (Image via Nexon Games)

The Nvidia GTX 1650 is limited in terms of graphics rendering quality. The GPU just packs 4 GB of VRAM, a major problem even when trying to play at 1080p. However, The First Descendant supports AMD FSR with frame generation, and that comes in handy to deliver a playable framerate in the game.

A mix of Medium and Low graphics settings works best for the game. It doesn't look the best with these settings, but it ensures a stable framerate.

The detailed settings list for the game is as follows:

  • Graphics: Custom

Performance

  • Upscale type: AMD FSR
  • Upscale mode: Balanced
  • Vsync: Off
  • Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: On
  • Frame generation: On
  • Frame rate limiter: Unlimited

Advanced settings

  • Visibility: Medium
  • Anti-aliasing: High
  • Post-processing: Medium
  • Shadows: Low
  • Global illumination: High
  • Reflections: Low
  • Textures: Low
  • Effects: High
  • Vegetation: Medium
  • Shader quality: Medium
  • Object: Medium
  • Physics: Medium
  • Motion blur: Off

Read more: How to fix The First Descendant lag? Best settings explored


The First Descendant graphics settings for Nvidia GTX 1650 Super

The First Descendant plays well at 1080p on the 1650 Super (Image via Nexon Games)
The First Descendant plays well at 1080p on the 1650 Super (Image via Nexon Games)

The Nvidia GTX 1650 Super is slightly more powerful than its non-Super sibling. However, we don't recommend any higher graphics options than for the 1650. The Low and Medium settings with FSR frame generation turned on delivers a smooth 40-50 FPS experience.

The detailed settings list for the game is as follows:

  • Graphics: Custom

Performance

  • Upscale type: AMD FSR
  • Upscale mode: Balanced
  • Vsync: Off
  • Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: On
  • Frame generation: On
  • Frame rate limiter: Unlimited

Advanced settings

  • Visibility: Medium
  • Anti-aliasing: High
  • Post-processing: Medium
  • Shadows: Low
  • Global illumination: High
  • Reflections: Low
  • Textures: Low
  • Effects: High
  • Vegetation: Medium
  • Shader quality: Medium
  • Object: Medium
  • Physics: Medium
  • Motion blur: Off

Read more: 5 best GPUs for The First Descendant


The Nvidia 1650 and 1650 Super are some of the weakest GPUs today. Gamers on these entry-level cards need to crank down the settings in most 2024 releases to maintain a decent framerate. However thanks to FSR with frame generation, you can get a playable FPS with some compromises to the visual quality options.

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Edited by Ritoban "Veloxi" Paul
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