Harry Potter Quidditch Champions possesses the usual bells and whistles within its PC port, offering players a ton of customizability in its graphical settings. Assuming your PC isn’t ancient, running Harry Potter Quidditch Champions on PC should be very straightforward – given the very forgiving nature of its minimum and recommended system requirements.
The best PC settings for Quidditch Champions will prioritize frame rates over visual fidelity, given the fast paced nature of the game where a sudden drop in frame rates and/or frame times can be quite fatal for competitive play.
Optimized Harry Potter Quidditch Champions PC settings
- Display Mode: Fullscreen
- Resolution: 2560×1440; set as per your display’s native resolution
- Vertical Sync: Off; recommended to keep disabled at all times
- Frames Per Second: 120; cap as per your display’s maximum refresh rate
- Xess Upscaling/Sharpening: Off; can be enabled to enhance frame rates against a minimal hit to image quality
- Motion Blur: Off; recommended to keep disabled at all times
- Field of View: 90; user preference
- Overall Quality: High; Switch between Epic/High/Medium as per your PC spec
- Anti-Aliasing: High; recommended baseline configuration
- Texture: High; can be lowered to Medium if you possess a device with 6 GB VRAM or lower
- Shadows: High; Medium is recommended for those with weaker GPUs
- Effects: High; recommended base configuration – can be set to Medium as well
- Foliage: High; can be set to Medium for a minimum spec PC
- Post Process: High; can also be set to Medium for lower-end PCs
- View DIstance: High; recommended to keep this at High at all times
- Shading: High; Medium is recommended for lower-end PCs
These in-game settings were tested with an AMD Ryzen 5700x CPU, 32 GB of RAM and a RX 6700 (10 GB) GPU. Minimal screen tearing and frame rate drops were observed at a 1440p resolution under Windows 11, on an Nvme SSD.
