Best Settings for Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon on RTX 4060

In this write-up, we’ve outlined the optimal configurations for your RTX 4060 to run Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon smoothly at resolutions of 1080p and 1440p.

It’s worth mentioning that well-optimized games such as Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon are worthy of recognition. In 2025, a D3D11 title that employs rasterization in its entirety while still managing to look stunning and deliver an utterly immersive gaming experience is quite impressive. Notably, this game has been exceptionally optimized, as evidenced by the nearly flat frame time graph. Players with RTX 4060 graphics cards can feel confident using these settings without worrying about performance issues.

Remark – As this guide primarily focuses on Native AA rendering, you might consider employing Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing (DLAA) instead. Utilize the DLSS Swapper to replace it with the most recent DLSS Transformer model since the game employs DLSS 3, not even the latest version 3.5.

Best Settings for RTX 4060 in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon (1080p / 1440p Optimized)

In this game, choose DLSS within the dynamic resolution settings and adjust its quality level to 100%. This will allow the game to exclusively employ DLSS’s algorithm for smoothing out jagged edges or aliasing.

\Setting 4060 at 1080p 4060 at 1440p
Fullscreen Fullscreen Fullscreen
Resolution 1920 x 1080 2560 x 1440
Target FPS Unlimited Unlimited
VSync Off Off
Field of View 100 100
Motion Blur Off Off
Contrast 50% 50%
Graphics Preset Ultra Custom
Dynamic Resolution DLSS DLSS
Quality 100% 100% (If FPS drops, switch to DLSS by dropping this below 100)
Antialiasing N/A N/A
Misc High High
View Distance 100% 100%
Texture Quality High High
Mipmaps Bias 100% 100%
Vegetation Ultra Medium
VFX Quality High Medium
Fog Quality High Medium
SSAO On On
Chromatic Aberration On On
Shadows On On
Shadows Distance 100% 70%
Contact Shadows On On
Subsurface Scattering On On
Subsurface Scattering Quality High Medium

The Fall of Avalon on an RTX 4060. If you plan to use Frame Generation, keep in mind that the game doesn’t natively support it (this is a fact).

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2025-05-26 16:53