Ever Feel Like You Can't Stop Tweaking Krunker Settings? (My Settings Update June 2020: In-Game, NVIDIA Control Panel, & Other Tools

Sometimes I spend too much time tweaking Krunker settings. Since FPS still does matter in Krunker. Plus there are a lot of new graphics settings. And also there’s custom CSS. And I got a new monitor.

Currently, I am either playing on the Official Krunker Client or the Custom Krunker Client by Mixaz.

NOTABLE IN-GAME SETTINGS

• Main thing is that lately I’ve been prioritizing low motion blur and low screen tearing to accommodate for a new 240Hz monitor. The new monitor combined with some crashing errors has caused me to spend too much time on testing my settings.

• The new settings that are currently giving me trouble (crashes) are:

  • MAP DETAILS - this one seems to put the most load on your system, so I turn it OFF for now

  • SHADOWS ON (NORMAL), SHADING OFF.

  • Weapon Shine off - I haven’t seen this one do too much

  • FRAMERATE CAP = lower than before - because frame fluctuations are more noticeable now w/ the new monitor.

  • HIGH TICKRATE = ON

NVIDIA SETTINGS

• Basically everything is default - I tried G-SYNC ON and V-SYNC ON and it just didn’t work out well for Krunker.

• I used to play with low-latency mode on, but currently leaving it off.

• More or less reverted to default NVIDIA settings here.

CSS CHANGES

• Turned off the backdrop filter in the CSS :( Unfortunately, it caused big FPS issues and also crashing

• I am loading the CSS in Official Krunker Client w/ built-in resource swapper. And still testing out the Custom Krunker Client using the “url” method.

• Click here to learn more about Krunker CSS, custom interfaces, how to install, which clients they work with, etc.

OTHER PROGRAMS

• Testing out a power-management software called ParkControl. It’s working out great so far.

• Not messing around w/ windows priority modes right now

MONITOR SETTINGS

• The new monitor is the ASUS VG259QM. I run the monitor in OC mode (280hz) but in Windows, I set it to 240Hz to the monitor some headroom for low motion blur setting to work its best.

• ELMB = ON (low motion blur, monitor backlight strobing).

• The rest of the settings are not too pertinent at the moment. I keep all my games with G-SYNC off except for CoD, which I run at 180Hz with G-SYNC ON.

That’s it for now!

UPDATED SETTINGS HERE:

MY UI HERE: