The Seven Deadly Sins Origin Settings And Performance Guide: Best Options For Mobile, PC, And PS5

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin runs well on all platforms if you prioritise 60 FPS and dial back only the heaviest effects. Use high‑frame‑rate “Performance” presets on PS5 and mid‑range PCs, and drop resolution/effects on mobile to keep temps and battery under control.​​

PC settings and specs

Origin’s PC build targets mid‑range hardware but wants good RAM and GPU headroom.

• Check your specs
  • Minimum (playable at medium/low): i5‑2500K / FX‑8350, GTX 1060 6 GB, 16 GB RAM, 30 GB SSD/HDD, Windows 10 64‑bit.​
  • Recommended (high at 60 FPS): i7‑9700 / Ryzen 5 5500, RTX 2070 / RX 5700 XT, 32 GB RAM, 30 GB SSD.​
• In‑game graphics guideline
  • Target 60 FPS cap; more is pointless if your monitor or game cap is 60.​
  • On rigs near minimum:
    • Set overall quality to Medium.
    • Lower resolution scale to ~90% and turn down heavy effects (shadows, post‑processing, motion blur).​
  • On recommended rigs:
    • Run High or mixed High/Medium at native resolution.
    • Keep shadows on medium and disable unnecessary blur for smoother combat.​​
• Emulator/Android‑on‑PC (if you go that route)
  • MuMu suggests 2 cores / 2 GB per instance and Vulkan/DirectX renderers, on a 4‑core CPU + GTX 950‑class GPU or better.​
  • Set the emulator to 60 FPS, 1080p, and map controls for stable input.​​

If you stutter, first drop shadows and resolution scale before touching texture quality.

Mobile settings and heat management

As with Grand Cross, higher frame rates and effects can overheat phones quickly, even on strong devices.​

• Recommended mobile settings
  • Frame rate: High/60 FPS only if your phone stays cool; otherwise use 30 FPS for long sessions.​
  • Graphics preset:
    • High‑end phones: Medium–High.
    • Mid‑range: Low/Medium with effects reduced.
  • Resolution: keep at native or one step below, rather than maxing resolution with high effects.​​
• Battery and heat tips
  • Turn off or reduce: motion blur, bloom, depth of field, high‑quality shadows.​​
  • Play on Wi‑Fi, lower screen brightness a bit, and avoid charging while playing to reduce thermal throttling.​

If the device gets uncomfortably hot, drop to 30 FPS and Low/Medium quality; combat responsiveness matters more than eye candy.

PS5 settings: Performance vs Resolution

PS5 offers the standard split between performance and graphics fidelity.

• Modes and when to use them
  • PS5 Pro gameplay shows Origin running at 4K/60 FPS in a high‑end configuration, implying a Performance‑leaning mode for smooth play.​
  • General PS5 guidance:
    • Performance Mode → higher frame rate (usually 60 FPS), lower or dynamic resolution.​
    • Resolution/Fidelity Mode → higher resolution (up to 4K), more effects, typically 30 FPS.​
• Recommended for Origin
  • For combat‑heavy ARPG gameplay, use Performance Mode so dodges, Burst timing, and co‑op raids feel responsive.​​
  • Only pick a Resolution mode if you’re explicitly prioritising visuals and don’t mind 30 FPS.​
• How to lock your preference
  • On PS5: Settings → Saved Data and Game/App Settings → Game Presets → set Performance Mode (or Resolution) as default for all supported games.​

On PS5 and PS5 Pro, a performance preset at ~60 FPS is the best experience for raids and fast boss fights.​

Cross‑platform general tips

A few universal tweaks improve stability on any platform:

• Always cap FPS at what your device can sustain (usually 60).​
• If you see stutters:
  • Lower shadows and post‑processing first, then resolution scale.​​
• Prefer SSDs over HDDs on PC to reduce open‑world streaming hitches, since Origin loads a large seamless map.​

With those settings, 60 FPS performance modes on console/PC, conservative settings on mobile, and selective effect cuts, you get smooth, responsive gameplay in The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin without sacrificing too much visual quality.