David Mickov
Steam Deck users have been wondering about how to best tweak their settings for the best optimal settings for performance and optimization. Well, wonder no more. In this guide, we will be taking a look at a website that is going to help you a lot with any game for Steam Deck, and the best settings for Loopmancer too.
Best Settings For Steam Deck | FPS Optimization – Loopmancer
We finally live in a world where the Per-Game performance profiles are a reality. They have been long-awaited and asked from the users and it is finally here. The ability to choose individual performances and settings set for different games is like heaven.
There is a great website that is specifically designed and created for creating custom performances and tweaking them according to whatever preference it is that you need.
That website is:
This website lets you log into your Steam account and will do a thorough search through all of the games in your library. Once it has been scanned in it will shop up and appear, on the website, in a grid-like position.
For example, you can select any of the games that you wish to tweak and set up settings for them. Open any game and you’ll see different kinds of presets that have been created by various users. There can be Graphic preset, PVP, Resolution preset, etc…
You can see the comments from the users that have been using the game while playing in this preset whether it’s positive or negative, so you don’t need to test out anything by yourself.
Right now there aren’t that many Steam User reports about a whole lot of games, but the big AAA titles are included and a couple of famous other smaller games. Although daily the number is going up and it is more than player-friendly. So if you are doubting or thinking about it, just give it a try and you’ll be surprised how amazing it can be.
Recommended Settings
You will find Loopmancer in one of these reports too. So this is an easy way of seeing what you will need to change in order to get your Performance Boost. Usually, the recommended settings that you’ll see for it are going to be:
- Display Resolution: 1280×800
- VSync: Off (always should be like this)
- Framerate Cap: Unlimited (use Steam Game Mode to limit FPS and Hz)
- Overall: Customize
- Visual Effect: Medium
- Shadow: Medium
- Texture: High (or something lower if you must)
- Anti-Aliasing: High (TAA)
- Post Processing: Medium
- Motion Blur: On or Off (typically Off helps for the performance)
- For Resolution Scaling options are the DLSS, AMD FSR 1.0, and the Nvidia NIS
Of course, you can tweak something on your own, and depending on the system that you’re going to be using you’ll have to adapt. Sometimes sacrificing some of the visuals for better overall performance is a must.
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