How to Increase FPS in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege has established itself as one of the most popular multiplayer games. It offers a unique blend of fast-paced shooting and strategic decision-making due to the numerous operator classes available in the game, each with a set of unique abilities. As with any shooter game played online, having a stable FPS (Frames per second) count and keeping that number above 60 leads to a vastly improved and smoother experience. There are several tips that could help you boost the performance of your game.

First, make sure that you are using the latest drivers for your GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). Newer driver versions are often packed with game optimizations and bug fixes for the more popular games.

The next step is to tweak the in-game settings until you've found a suitable compromise between graphical fidelity and game performance according to your preferences. Start by modifying the more resource-intensive options. In the 'Display' tab of the game's settings, check the resolution, refresh rate, VSync, and field of view. Then move to the 'Graphics' tab and adjust the texture quality, texture filtering, shadow quality, reflections, anti-aliasing, and depth of field. Don't forget to apply the changes before leaving the menu.

Users have also reported an improvement in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege's FPS by utilizing the Windows 10 option 'Disable fullscreen optimizations.' The first step is to locate the executable (.exe) file of Rainbow Six Siege. The default name should be 'RanbowSix.' Right-click it and select 'Properties.' In the new window, navigate to the 'Compatibility' tab and check the 'Disable fullscreen optimizations' box. We are not done yet. Click the 'Change high DPI' settings. From the available options, tick the 'Override high DPI scaling behaviour' checkbox. Apply the changes and close the windows.