In general, here’s a few options we’d recommend using, regardless of your hardware: The ideal scenario would be to run the best possible graphics with the highest possible framerate simultaneously and, depending on your PC’s hardware, you may just be able to do that.

PC players, naturally, have a much longer list of options to tweak on their end, making the possibilities for graphical improvements quite vast. There are two other modes available for those who have TVs or monitors with HDMI 2.1 available, those being Balanced Mode and HFR Performance Mode, but the majority of players will likely land on the three initial modes mentioned above.

Though the graphics may not be as detailed as those in Fidelity Mode, the 60 fps experience is buttery smooth and, personally, I couldn’t imagine playing at any framerate lower than that.

Focuses on running Hogwarts Legacy at the highest framerate possible.

If you don’t care about high FPS, this is the best that Hogwarts Legacy graphics can be. Raytracing tries to simulate the physical behavior of light, adding more immersion and prettiness to the game, but at the cost of a little more FPS than normal Fidelity Mode.

Essentially the same as Fidelity Mode, but with Raytracing technology tacked on.

Depending on the current moment, your average FPS will sit around 30 in Fidelity Mode.

Focuses on providing the best quality graphics that Hogwarts Legacy can offer, including more detailed textures, shaders, lighting, and more, at the cost of frame rate.

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