Spiderman- Miles Morales Fps Boost And Lag Fix ...
Tweak the game's graphics settings to balance performance and visual quality. Try the following:
If you played the game at launch and are returning for the New Game Plus, old shader caches can cause lag.
Ray tracing looks gorgeous on Miles’ suit and snowy New York, but it is incredibly demanding. Turning this off or down to "Low" can double your frame rate. Spiderman- Miles Morales FPS Boost and Lag Fix ...
Quality (target 40–60 FPS)
Ray Tracing (RT focused, lower FPS)
If menus are still lagging or you suffer from "shader compilation stutter," you need to edit the game's internal config. Do not fear the PC gaming boogeyman—this is safe.
Locate the config file:
Documents/Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales/Settings.ini (or UserGameSetting.ini) Tweak the game's graphics settings to balance performance
Add or modify these lines under [Render]:
AsyncCompute = True
EnableShaderRecompilation = False ; Speeds up loading after driver updates
StreamingDefragmentHeapBudget = 1024 ; (Increase VRAM streaming for 8GB+ cards)
TextureStreamingBudget = 2000 ; (Lower this to 1500 if you have 6GB VRAM or less)
Pro Tip for HDD Users: Spider-Man is unplayable on a standard mechanical hard drive. The "Lag Fix" for HDDs is to buy an SSD. However, if you are stuck on HDD, set TextureQuality = Low and StreamingSpeed = Slow in the config file. Check temps for throttling and adjust cooling/power limits