Our teams have optimised Starlink: Battle for Atlas to run as smoothly as possible on various systems but if you experience performance issues (for example low framerate, screen freezing for a very short time, action slowed down) the following info may help you understand the root cause of the issue and correct the situation.
Please bear in mind that some environmental effects or specific gameplay sequences can be more demanding than others. If you maxed out the capabilities of your system, some occurrences in the game might put too much strain on it and show performance issues as symptoms of the strain. If that is the case for you, try the steps below and give special attention to the ones involving a change of the graphics settings.
Check if your PC meets the system requirements for Starlink: Battle for Atlas
Complete our basic troubleshooting guide
The guide contains a set of universal troubleshooting steps that often resolve issues with running the game.
Change graphical settings
Lowering or turning off certain graphics options, like the resolution, quality or V-sync, can help improve the performance and increase your FPS.
Simply go to Settings > Graphics and Settings > Display to start tweaking individual settings!
Please bear in mind that some environmental effects or specific gameplay sequences can be more demanding than others. If you maxed out the capabilities of your system, some occurrences in the game might put too much strain on it and show performance issues as symptoms of the strain. If that is the case for you, try the steps below and give special attention to the ones involving a change of the graphics settings.
Check if your PC meets the system requirements for Starlink: Battle for Atlas
If your setup meets the minimum requirements, we recommend running the game with lower graphical settings, as higher presets may strain your system.
If your setup meets the recommended requirements, the game will run smoothly in the vast majority of cases but specific graphical settings may require more powerful hardware.
If your setup meets the recommended requirements, the game will run smoothly in the vast majority of cases but specific graphical settings may require more powerful hardware.
Complete our basic troubleshooting guide
The guide contains a set of universal troubleshooting steps that often resolve issues with running the game.
Change graphical settings
Lowering or turning off certain graphics options, like the resolution, quality or V-sync, can help improve the performance and increase your FPS.
Simply go to Settings > Graphics and Settings > Display to start tweaking individual settings!
The following list of settings may impact the performance of your game:
- Texture Quality
- Texture Filtering
- Level of Detail
- Particle Effects
- Ambient Occlusion
- Texture Filtering
- Level of Detail
- Particle Effects
- Ambient Occlusion
If your setup meets the system requirements and you are still experiencing poor performance after trying the above steps, please let us know. To help us troubleshoot the issue, please attach Dxdiag and Msinfo reports to your case!