Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 still holds up well, but tweaking its graphics settings properly can make a huge difference — especially on PC, where the port was often criticized for looking like the PS4 version only with the right adjustments.
| Scenario | Render Scale | Anti-Aliasing | Shadows | |----------|--------------|---------------|---------| | (Intel HD, GT 710) | 100% | Low or Off | Low | | Mid-range (GTX 960, RX 460) | 150% | Medium | High | | High-end (GTX 1060 / RX 580 or better) | 200% | High | High |
requires using both the external configuration tool and in-game options to balance performance and visual quality. External Configuration Tool (settings.exe) Before launching the game, you must use the settings.exe file located in the game's installation folder (typically pes 2017 graphics settings
The game's "High" setting only uses 4x Anisotropic filtering. This means textures at the top of the screen (far away) become blurry.
Unlike many modern games, PES 2017 graphics are primarily configured . Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 still holds up well,
Best for very low-end, integrated graphics (Intel HD 4000). 3. Optimal Graphics Settings for Performance (60 FPS)
Unlike many modern titles, PES 2017 handles its primary display configurations through an external "Settings.exe" file located in the game's installation directory. This means textures at the top of the
PES 2017’s physics engine (the ball weight, player collisions, and stamina system) is tied to the frame rate .
For the optimal experience, users should prioritize over Post-Processing . A stable 60 FPS on "Medium" settings provides a better competitive advantage than a stuttering 30 FPS on "High."