Guide for low-end device tips and tricks for PUBG Mobile:

1. Change the Graphics Quality – Your device will automatically detect the settings for your phone on first start, but if you want to change them, you can do so in the settings.

2. Choose a Smaller Map – If you choose a big compound or city, your device will get lag for reloading too many textures. It’s riskier if there is an enemy inside the compound or city.

3. Change the Graphics API – Choose one of the three available graphics APIs, i.e. OpenGL 2.0, Open GL3.1 and Vulkan. If you have a device running Android 7.0 or higher, then the Vulkan Graphics API is the one to go for.

4. Install PUBG Lite – Visit any of the app downloading websites( apkpure, mirror apk, etc.) and search for PUBG mobile lite and download it. Install it on your device.

5. Adjust the Anti-aliasing Level – The Anti-aliasing level can be adjusted in the settings and can improve the overall graphics of the game.

6. Turn Off Dynamic Resolution – Turning off the dynamic resolution can help improve the game’s performance.

7. Disable Shadows – Disabling shadows will definitely improve overall performance, but you might face problems spotting sneaky campers in game.

8. Lower the Effects Quality – Lowering the effects quality can help in getting a few extra frames.

9. Adjust the Frame Rate – Adjust the frame rate to get the best performance out of your device.

10. Use the GFX Tool – Use the GFX Tool app to customize the graphics settings to get the best performance.