📍 Texture Filtering – (Overkill)
– Adds details to the game by sharpening textures. Very important to spot enemies. Use (Overkill).

📍 Mesh Quality – (Overkill)
– Adds the most detail to the game. It adds rocks, more leaves on bushes, etc. Use (Overkill).

📍 Sun Shadow Quality – (High)
– Adds more shadows to the game and increases the resolution of them. Use (High).

📍 Shadow Filtering – (PCSS)
– Changes the looks of shadows, so it adds detail. Any of the settings work, but (PCSS) is recommended because it's more realistic.

📍 Screen Space Reflections – (High)
– Adds reflections. Use (High).

📍 Screen Space AO & GI – (SSGI Low)
– Adds more shadows and bounce lighting. Use (SSGI Low), because (SSGI High) only increases the resolution of them which is unnoticeable at 1080p.

📍 Texture Quality – (High)
– Doesn't add extra detail, but increases resolution on existing texture details. Use (High) because the resolution increase is noticeable on this specific setting.

📍 Reflection Quality – (Low)
– Increases cube map reflection resolution in a noticeable way, but since "Screen Space Reflections" overrides these reflections, use (Low).

⚠️ Effects, Lighting, Volumetrics, Terrain
– Don't add more detail to the game. They only increase the resolution of existing details, which are unnoticeable at 1080p.

⚠️ Film Grain, Chromatic Aberration, Vignette – (Off)
– The three post-process settings that you should avoid. Use (Off) if you prefer a clearer, sharper image and don't want distracting visual effects that obscure details.

✅️ This should make your BF 6 experience on 1080p look as good as possible, without wasting FPS.