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How to increase FPS on PUBG Mobile

The Frames Per Seconds, commonly known as FPS – is a very important part of videogames, entertainment in general. High FPS means – fluid gameplay without lag, a quality gameplay experience that every player wants, especially, when he/she is playing a widely popular Battle Royale game like PUBG Mobile.

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PUBG Mobile offers high graphical fidelity. But it is also a little more technically demanding game than any other.

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When it comes to visual quality and gameplay, PUBG Mobile is one of the best, if not the best game that the mobile platform has to offer. In the wake of that, there are many players who quite often face lag issues – that leads to low FPS and poor gameplay experience.

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Even though PUBG Mobile is a pretty well-optimized game, players face FPS related issues with each new update. There are a few ways by which players can improve FPS in PUBG Mobile and today we are going to share some of those tips and tweaks with you all.

Tips to improve FPS in PUBG Mobile

Here are some of the practical ways in which players can improve FPS in PUBG Mobile.

1.) Lower your Graphical Settings

Using optimal graphical settings in PUBG Mobile increases the overall FPS. But, for players with low-end mobile phones with low resources to share – the minimal graphical settings is the best option. As it is the only major way to get high FPS in PUBG Mobile.

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Go to settings –> Graphics Settings and set the different parameters as mentioned below.

  • Graphics: Smooth
  • Frame Rate: High (30FPS) or Ultra High(60FPS)
  • Style: Colorful (Depends on personal preference)
  • Anti Aliasing: Disable
  • Auto-Adjust Graphics: Disable

2.) Clear some space in your mobile phone and close all background apps

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Players quite often don’t take the storage and optimization of their mobile phones seriously. Though with time, the mobile device starts lagging and Gaming becomes a daunting task in such a state.

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So, this may be an indirect way – but this sure works. Players can improve their PUBG Mobile FPS by having a decent amount of free space on their mobile device and also by closing unnecessary background apps.

3.) Do not let your device overheat

Many players make it a habit to play games like PUBG Mobile while chargers being plugged. Moreover, playing a game like PUBG Mobile continuously in such state overheats the phone, leading to a low FPS and bad gameplay experience.

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So, opt for a cheap cooling option or just play the game between interval – the main motive should be, not get your mobile phone overheat.

4.) GFX Tools and Game Boosters are cool, but not now

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GFX tools and Game boosters were one of the best options when it came to increasing or unlocking FPS in PUBG Mobile. However, there are some reported cases where players were banned because of using a GFX tool.

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So, this is a method that players can opt on their own risk.

PUBG Mobile is a free to play, battle royale game currently available on Android and iOS devices. There is also a PC and Console version of the game handled by the original developers and PUBG Corp.

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Hritwik Raj
Hritwik is a guides writer who has been writing about video games for almost a decade. He is a Computer Science graduate who has always been into gaming. Most of the time, you will find him covering News and Guides for various publications. And when he is not working, you will find him fighting with his friends about how good of a gamer he is. His favorite games include Fallout 76, Borderlands 2, Call of Duty, Apex Legends, Destiny 2, Souls series, Genshin Impact, and The Last of Us.