Improve FPS in PUBG Mobile with GFX Tool for Android (Root) - Up to 60 FPS UHD

Contents

1 Improve FPS in PUBG Mobile Through GFX Tool
2 Version
3 Resolution
4 Graphics Settings
5 Manage FPS
6 Turn Off Anti-Aliasing
7 Classic Style
8 Shadows
9 Vulkan
10 Improve FPS in PUBG Mobile Through Default Game Settings

Mobile gaming is now a craze and the higher graphics and optimized versions are increasing interest among people. Some smartphone manufacturing companies already launched gaming smartphones like Razer Phone, Asus ROG, Xiaomi Blackshark, Nubia Red Magic gaming smartphone etc. However, not all of us can afford all of these flagship smartphones for dedicated hardcore gaming. Even if you don’t have any latest flagship smartphones like OnePlus 6, Samsung Galaxy S9, or Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S, then the highly-intensive games like PUBG (PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds) might trouble you all the time while playing. But recently, XDA Developers published a post that One of the XDA member, tsoml, you can Improve FPS in PUBG Mobile through GFX tool.

Please Note: You will need Root access for version 0.7 and we are recommending to root your device using Magisk.

The XDA Developers has already been tested this tool on the OnePlus 3 and the result was optimized up to 60fps approximately from the medium frame rate of 26. The OnePlus 3 is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor along with Adreno 530 GPU.

Improve FPS in PUBG Mobile Through GFX Tool

Step 1: Install GFX Tool from Google Play Store via your smartphone.

Step 2: Configure the GFX Tool settings as per details are given below.

Version

At first check your PUBG (PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds) game version which is installed on your device because if you choose 0.7 version then it will ask for Root access. Otherwise, you can choose 0.6 version as well. In other regions including Korea, the 0.6 version is still latest one.

Resolution

As per XDA Developers, the PUBG game runs smoothly on OnePlus 3 device at 1080×1920 pixels resolution. But you can down it to 540×960 pixels resolution for better rendering.

Graphics Settings

PUBG game settings have some graphics manage option. But you can level up super high fidelity graphics settings from this GFX tool. You can’t find these options to PUBG normally. Smooth graphics setting will increase your gameplay timing without any frame rate issue.

Manage FPS

You can manage up to 60fps maximum via this tool. However, if your device is quite capable of handling power then you can set it to 60fps for smoother handling and gameplay. This will also reduce thermal throttling.

Turn Off Anti-Aliasing

You can turn off Anti-Aliasing setting for maximum performance and higher FPS. Otherwise, it will slow down your gameplay.

Classic Style

Style refers to the saturation levels and colors-in-game. Set it to classic for optimal results.

Shadows

This option fully depends on your choice and especially the display quality of your device. Because turn it off will increase your performance and frame rates but visually it takes down the gameplay during object tracking or long-distanced person/aim in the games like PUBG. So, you should leave it to ‘skip’ to select the system automatically.

Vulkan

Vulkan Graphics API can improve your mobile gaming performance but it requires a fully featured supported device. The latest devices should support Vulkan but if your device can’t play PUBG or failed to start the game then you should turn it off and try again and hit accept button to launch the game.

Note: Vulkan option attempting to use on unsupported devices could crash the game during launch. If this happens, then clear the data of the PUBG game from device setting panel and try to re-install it.

Step 3: Launch PUBG game and you’re done. After the game launch, you can visibly notice the performance and smoother frame rates due to change in GFX tool. You can also reboot the device after GFX tool setup to make things work properly.