Best The First Descendant graphics settings for Nvidia GTX 1660 and GTX 1660 Super

The First Descendant can play GTX 1660 and 1660 Super at FHD (Image via Nexon Games and Zotac)
The First Descendant can play GTX 1660 and 1660 Super at FHD (Image via Nexon Games and Zotac)

The Nvidia GTX 1660 and 1660 Super are only good for 1080p gaming these days. These cards play the latest games like The First Descendant with some compromises to the settings lists. The shooter isn't the best optimized on PC. But, it supports AMD FSR with frame generation, which comes in handy on older cards to maintain a playable framerate.

In this guide, we have listed the ideal settings lists for the Turing-based mid-range GPUs. You can get started quickly in the game with a decent framerate at 1080p resolutions.


The First Descendant graphics settings for Nvidia GTX 1660

The GTX 1660 is a capable GPU for The First Descendant (Image via Nexon Games)
The GTX 1660 is a capable GPU for The First Descendant (Image via Nexon Games)

The GTX 1660 can handle The First Descendant the best with a mix of Medium and High settings applied. With this graphics combination and FSR with frame generation applied, you can expect about 60 FPS at FHD.

Below are the detailed settings recommendations for the game. The First Descendant doesn't look the best with these options, but it's playable.

  • 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 First Descendant graphics settings for Nvidia GTX 1660 Super

The 1660 Super can play The First Descendant at 1080p (Image via Nexon Games)
The 1660 Super can play The First Descendant at 1080p (Image via Nexon Games)

The GTX 1660 Super is a bit more capable than its older sibling. You can expect about five FPS more with this card thanks to its beefier specs sheet. These days, the gap between the cards is quite slim and you can expect a similar experience on both.

We recommend a similar set of settings with Medium and High options in the game. You still need FSR with frame generation to hit a stable framerate.

Below are the detailed settings combination for the game.

  • 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 1660 and the 1660 Super continue to be some decent GPUs for playing the latest games thanks to upscaling technologies and, lately, frame generation. With the above graphics settings applied, you can expect decent framerates in the game without major performance hiccups.

Quick Links

Edited by Sijo Samuel Paul
Sportskeeda logo
Close menu
WWE
WWE
NBA
NBA
NFL
NFL
MMA
MMA
Tennis
Tennis
NHL
NHL
Golf
Golf
MLB
MLB
Soccer
Soccer
F1
F1
WNBA
WNBA
More
More
bell-icon Manage notifications