Control Resonant is a visual powerhouse, but Remedy Entertainment’s Northlight engine is notorious for pushing PC hardware to its absolute limits. Between the full path-traced lighting, demanding environmental physics, and chaotic melee combat, players have a difficult time maintaining a stable 60 FPS on PC if the settings are cranked too high.
While top-tier rigs can brute-force the game's Ultra presets using DLSS 4.5 or FSR 4 Frame Generation, players on mid-range or budget hardware will need to be strategic to avoid heavy stuttering or FPS drops during intense encounters. I've tried and tested all the settings to bring you this optimization guide that will allow Control Resonant to run buttery smooth on your PC.
To achieve high FPS consistently in Control Resonant without turning New York into a blurry mess, I'll be focusing the tweaks on the settings with the highest performance impact. One of the most demanding settings that can tank your FPS includes Ray Tracing, Volumetric Fog & Lighting, Global Illumination, and Screen Space Reflections (SSR).
Here's a complete breakdown of the Control Resonant best settings you should use on the PC.
This will decide the quality of the upscaled image. The quality will depend on which upscale you pick in the next setting.
Players with RTX GPUs should use Nvidia DLSS, and AMD's FSR will work just as well for all other GPUs.
While Frame Generation will double your FPS, using more than the 2x preset will introduce noticeable input lag in gameplay, which is counterintuitive to fast-paced action.
6GB VRAM: Low, 8GB VRAM: Medium, 10GB VRAM: High, 12GB+ VRAM: Ultra
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