One of the most important settings to consider is pixel density, it determines clarity and detail of the game's image, a higher pixel density like UHD or 6K will render a crisp and detailed image, but it may also put a strain on your computer's system's hardware and may result in less efficient performance and rendering over time. On the other hand, using a 1080p setting like the usual 1080p or even lower setting will be less intensive for your computer's system's resources and won't offer the detailed and crisp visuals of a higher pixel density.
Another crucial option is the frame rate cap. Frame rate measured in frames per second in rendering timely responses for the game's interface. A higher frame rate like 120 FPS or 144 FPS at a higher frame rate adds responsive timing interlace but may require
Another crucial option is the setting adjuster for graphics quality level details. This setting configures your in-game appearance. This range from Low minimal quality to high or highest degree of High which can result in poor rendering. Turning down to high performance might lead good clear vision would make the performance of in-game overall flow better, it may add significant to 60 frames per second but in rare circumstances but in 4k or higher resolution, the general rules may change. In extreme graphics turns high if ultra-high could deliver stunning enhanced version of game visuals.