The Delta Force: Hawk Ops open beta test is live, bringing a new generation of players to a modern take on the franchise. Publisher TIMI Studio Group has also released a series of minimum and recommended system requirements for the game, which do not appear to be very demanding at first glance.
A set of optimized Delta Force: Hawk Ops PC settings can be found listed below, aiming to deliver a higher than 60 frames per second output at a minimal loss in image quality.
Optimized Delta Force: Hawk Ops PC settings
The following list of optimized PC settings take into account a 1080p image, with the usage of a mixture of Medium-High settings:
- Display Mode: Fullscreen is recommended.
- Display Rate: Leave this is the Max value.
- Show Aspect Ratio: Keep this at Auto.
- Frame Rate Cap: It is recommended to leave this at ‘Unlimited’. Users with handheld gaming PCs can opt to cap the framerate in order to save on precious battery life.
- V-Sync: Keep this disabled especially if you have a VRR enabled display. Not usually recommended to keep enabled on most PCs.
- Graphic Preset: Keep this at Custom.
- Graphics Style: Keep this at Default.
- Reflections: Keep this at Medium.
- Particles: Low or Medium.
- Sharpness: Keep this at 0.
- Texture Filtering: Keep this at High or Extreme.
- Weapon Motion Blur: It is recommended to keep this disabled.
- Distortion: Low or Disabled.
- Scene Details: Keep this at Low.
- Scene View Details: Keep this at High.
- Rendering Scale: It is usually recommended to keep this at 100. Lower values will net you more FPS at the cost of image quality.
- Depth of Field: Keep this disabled.
- Global Illumination Quality: Keep this at Medium.
- Shaders: Keep this at High or Medium.
- Shadow: Keep this at Low.
- Streaming: Keep this at Medium or High.
- Shadow Map: Always keep this at Low.
- Post-Processing: Keep this at Medium.
- Volumetric Fog: Keep this at Low.
- Animation: Keep this at High.
- Ray Tracing: Keep this disabled at all times to boost FPS.
Additionally, Super Resolution Mode is recommended to leave enabled by default, to boost framerates at a minimal impact to image quality.
A mid range PC is recommended for playing through the game with these settings, although using lower-power devices is also very viable – given the forgiving nature of the system requirements.
Keep in mind that these settings may change during the final, retail release of the game.
