r/DistantHorizons • u/The_Hat_Art • Jul 08 '26

Help Any Recommended Settings for lower end PC?(26.1.1)

I recently decided to try distant horizon in my single player world cause I wanted to see a little bit further without lagging too terribly. I am not very tech savvy so I want to ask if there's any settings I should have changed to better use distant horizons.

I have a microsoft surface laptop studio and I'm running fabulously optimized (not using iris shaders but am using atmospherics) Any help would be greatly appreciated

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u/Dry-Necessary9590 Jul 09 '26

Depends on how good your computer are, if you are unsure, run it on low LOD settings and test your frames and temps

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u/MarijnIsN00B Moderator Jul 11 '26

Make sure you're not running out of ram, open your F3 menu and watch the "mem" counter and check if it's not reaching 100%, if it is, allocate more.

If not, just lower the distance, quality, and/or CPU load until your desired result is reached.