Graphics Settings

• The game supports borderless windowed, windowed and fullscreen
• There is no setting for FPS limit, there's also no hidden FPS cap
• The "Graphics Quality" menu lets you select from the following profiles: "Low," "Medium," "High" and "Epic"
• Field of View can be selected between "Narrowest," "Narrow," "Default," "Wider" and "Widest." I felt like "Wider" is a good default, and Widest is my personal favorite
• V-Sync can be turned off
• For ray tracing there's only "on" and "off," no additional settings like quality, ray count or toggles for individual RT effects
• As mentioned before, this is an AMD-sponsored title, so there's support for AMD FSR 2, but no support for NVIDIA DLSS or Intel XeSS
• When you enable FSR, there should be a sharpening slider, not in Jedi: Survivor, guess they just wanted AMD's money
• Other distracting effects like camera shake, motion blur, chromatic aberration and film grain can be disabled.
• If you wanted, you could also reduce the level of gore present in the game (in a different menu)

Test System

Benchmark scores in other reviews are only comparable when this exact same configuration is used.

We tested the public release version of Jedi Survivor, not a press preview version. Both AMD and NVIDIA have released game-ready drivers for the title, which we've used throughout all our testing.