Fortnite On PC To Get Visual and Performance Upgrades With Season 7

When Chapter 2 Season 7 arrives next week, the visuals of Fortnite on PC will become better than ever! While running “Epic” graphics settings on a machine that meets system requirements, players will be able to enjoy new and enhanced effects plus improved post processing features and shadow quality in Fortnite.

WHAT’S NEW

Starting with Chapter 2 Season 7, players on Epic and High settings will see:

  • Improved Storm and cloud effects
  • Enhanced simulations for smoke and liquid (cooler-looking explosions, fire, and Slurp effects)
  • Improved post processing features for bloom and lens flares
  • Improved shadow quality

These advanced explosion effects were introduced on the new generation consoles in 2020, and will arrive on PC with Chapter 2 Season 7.

Low and Medium settings, as well as the Performance rendering mode alpha, will remain the same.

UPDATED PC REQUIREMENTS

The Minimum PC specifications for Fortnite will remain the same. Below are the new requirements for running Epic Quality Presets at optimal performance:

Epic Quality Presets Specifications:

  • Nvidia GTX 1080, AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT or equivalent GPU
  • 4 GB VRAM or higher
  • Intel Core i7-8700, AMD Ryzen 7 3700x or equivalent
  • 16 GB RAM or higher
  • NVMe Solid State Drive
  • Windows 10 64-bit

The Epic Quality Presets specifications are not replacing the Recommended specifications.

For more details on Fortnite’s updated PC graphics settings, please click here.

Written by: MKAU Gaming

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