
If you want to experience Tomb Raider in the highest quality, you will have to adjust the settings by hand and select the highest options. Very High, for instance, does not always mean very high. If you don't want to fiddle with all of them, you can also use one of five presets, which adjust the overall quality. This leaves us with the Graphics menu, which includes dozens of settings. While the post processing versions FXAA and SMAA do not deliver very good results (and can create a blurry picture), SSAA costs a lot of performance, so you should avoid it, at least when you use a notebook.

Otherwise, you can only adjust the anti-aliasing in the Display tab. The developers waived a general limitation of the frame rate. A vertical synchronization is also available.

As usual, you can use Display to change the resolution and – when the option Exclusive Fullscreen is enabled – the refresh rate. Another advantage is the large number of options, which were divided into two sub-menus.
