How to Improve Warframe FPS

Warframe has remained among the most played games through a combination of regular releases of new engaging content, fun gameplay, fully-fleshed co-op mode, and being free-to-play. Having sub-optimal performance can diminish the enjoyment of any game, however, and one of the more important aspects for PC players is having adequate FPS (Frames per second).

The CPU (Central Processing Unit), GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), and the available RAM have the most impact on the performance of any game. Make sure that your computer's components meet the requirements corresponding to the performance you want to achieve. For Warframe, it is recommended that your CPU is running at 2.13 GHz at least. Keeping your GPU drivers updated is another easy solution. Newer driver versions often include optimizations for popular games that result in meaningful performance gains. If you have a limited amount of RAM, then closing up other active resource-intensive apps before starting Warframe should also result in a smoother experience.

Customizing Warframe's visual settings can also deliver a boost in FPS. If you have a weaker computer, do not go for the highest possible choice. Instead, tweak the available options to find a combination that offers the best compromise between graphical fidelity and game performance. Start by toning down the most resource-intensive options such as anti-aliasing, morphological filtering, texture quality, draw distance, etc.