Max FPS — The Video Settings Every Pro Turns Off

Valorant runs on a potato, which is the point — Riot built it so a high, stable frame rate is achievable on almost any hardware. More frames mean lower input lag and clearer motion, both of which directly help your aim.

Turn these down or off

• Material / Texture / Detail Quality — Low.
• UI Quality — Low.
• Bloom, Distortion, Cast Shadows, Vignette, VSync — Off.
• Anti-Aliasing — MSAA 2x, or Off if you need every frame.
• Anisotropic Filtering — 1x to 2x.
• Limit FPS — Off (let it run uncapped, or cap a few above your monitor's refresh).

"Improve Clarity" is down to taste — it sharpens the image at a tiny performance cost. Try it for a session and keep it if enemies pop out more clearly to your eye.