Monster Hunter Rise has been out on PC for a while now, but if you are having trouble figuring out the best setting to play it on, then this guide is for you. Keep reading to find out what the best settings are in PC that will enable you to play Monster Hunter Rise.
Best Settings for Monster Hunter Rise on PC
While Monster Hunter was popular for the Nintendo Switch, the PC version is out, so players can dabble in both systems to see which platform they feel most comfortable in. Here we will see the system requirements for playing Monster Hunter Rise on PC.
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Monster Hunter World was a bit more demanding in spec than Monster Hunter Rise, where just the bare minimum is needed to play the game.
Monster Hunter Rise PC specs
- OS – Windows 10 (64-bit)
- CPU – Intel Core i3-4130, i5-4460 / AMD FX-6100, FX-8300
- GPU – Nvidia GeForce GT 1030 / Nvidia GeForce GTX 760, GTX 1060 (3GB) / AMD Radeon RX 570, RX 550
- RAM – 8GB
- Storage – 23GB available space
In-Game settings
- Graphics Settings: High
- Image Quality: Average
- Dynamic Shadows: Off
- Equipment Shadows: On
- Processing Reduction: Off
- Mesh Quality: High
- Image Quality: Highest setting (150%)
- High-Resolution Textures: On
- Texture Filtering: High
- Ambient Occlusion: Off for performance boost, on for in-game detailing
- Shadow Quality: Off for increased frame rate.
- Anti-Aliasing: On
- Variable Rate Shading (VRS): This is important for players using Nvidia Turing Card or anything newer, with 1440p resolution or higher.
- Foliage Sway: On for aesthetics, off for performance boost
- Motion Blur: Off
- Lens Distortion: Off
- Vignette Effect: Off or Default
- Depth of Field: Off
- Film Grain: Off
- Filters: Depends on how you like to play the game. Does not affect performance.
Mouse and keyboard settings
- Start Menu Navigation Keyboard: Type 2
- Mouse Wheel Settings 1: Item Bar
- Mouse Wheel Settings 2: Action Bar
- Keyboard Settings 1: Item Bar
- Keyboard Settings 2: Action Bar
- Invert Left/Right Mouse Buttons: Do Not Invert
Modify Key Binds
- Move Forward: W
- Move Backward: S
- Move Left: A
- Move Right: D
- Lock On/Change Target: T
- Dash/Hold: Shift
- Crouch/Dodge: Space
- Examine/Crave/Gather/Talk: F
- Open Start Menu: ESC
- Open Detailed Map: M
- Open Chat Prompt: Enter
- Normal Shoot/ Draw Weapon: Left Mouse Button
- Special Attack/Skill bind: E
- Load/Reload/Remove Coating/Skill bind: R
- Palamute Jump: C
- Palamute Drift: Right Mouse Button
- Wyvern Riding: C
- Melee Attack/ Multi-button Action/ Mounted Punisher: V
- Use Item/Sheathe Weapon: Q
- Reset Camera /Item Bar (HOLD): CTRL
- Item Bar – Left Scroll: I
- Action bar – Left Scroll: Arrow Left
- Action bar – Right Scroll: Arrow Right
The final verdict is that Monster Hunter Rise is easier going in performance and runs on the bare minimum spec. You can try playing around with the in-game graphic settings to see which you would like to keep and which to swap for a performance boost.