Expedition 33 settings guide in South Africa — SA Edition 2

Quick Answer

To hit 240 fps in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 at 1080p on the the GPU, aim for a competitive settings profile with upscaling enabled. The the GPU's ample VRAM of VRAM handles 1080p well at these settings, so target frame pacing and 1 percent lows, not just average fps.

Settings to Reach 240 fps at 1080p

Drop to a Low-to-Medium preset, enable upscaling in Performance mode, and disable heavy effects like ray tracing and motion blur to chase very high frame rates. On the the GPU, this profile balances image quality against the 240 fps target at 1080p. Enable DLSS, FSR or XeSS as appropriate for your card, since upscaling is the single biggest lever for frame rate with minimal visual cost.

Prioritise the settings that cost the most frames: shadows, volumetric effects, and ray tracing. Lower those first while keeping texture quality high, since your ample VRAM of VRAM allows it, then fine-tune until your 1 percent lows stay near the 240 fps target for a consistent feel.

Getting the Most from the the GPU in SA

Keep your GPU drivers current, cap your frame rate just below your monitor's refresh with a limiter for cleaner frame pacing, and ensure good case airflow so the the GPU holds boost clocks in warm rooms. Resizable BAR on a compatible board can add a few extra frames.

If you fall short of 240 fps, step upscaling to a more aggressive mode or drop one demanding setting rather than lowering everything at once. Evetech stocks the the GPU and matching high-refresh monitors, so you can pair the card with a panel that suits the 240 fps you are targeting.

FAQ

Can the the GPU hit 240 fps in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 at 1080p?

Yes, with the right settings profile and upscaling enabled. Its ample VRAM of VRAM and core performance suit 240 fps at 1080p when shadows and ray tracing are tuned.

Should I enable upscaling for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33?

Yes; DLSS, FSR or XeSS in Quality or Balanced mode is the most efficient way to gain frames with minimal visual loss. It is the key tool for hitting 240 fps at 1080p.

What settings cost the most performance?

Shadows, volumetric effects and ray tracing are the heaviest. Lower those first while keeping textures high, since your card has enough VRAM to spare for sharp textures.