Busy fights push the CPU
Enemy logic, player actions, sound, and world data can make the processor handle far more work at once.
Destiny 2 PC settings
Get the best Destiny 2 settings in one click
Hone tunes Destiny 2 and Windows for your PC. Get steadier FPS, fewer PC-side stutters, and settings you can review before your next raid or Crucible match.
Destiny 2 presetReady for launch
BEFORE HONE320 AVG FPS
AFTER HONE406 AVG FPS
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Big fights can make a fast PC feel slow
A quiet patrol can turn into a packed fight with enemies, powers, particles, and long views. The load jumps while Windows and other apps still compete for your PC.
Powers and shadows hit the GPU
Effects, lighting, shadows, and distant detail can pull FPS down during a raid or Crucible fight.
Background apps take resources
Browsers, launchers, overlays, and updates can use the same CPU, memory, and network as Destiny 2.
Frame spikes break your rhythm
A short frame-time jump can make a quick turn, jump, or close fight look and feel late.
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Start with better Destiny 2 settings for PC
Choose Destiny 2 in Hone, review the suggested changes, and apply the ones you want. You get a clean performance setup without hours of menu testing.
Destiny 2 performance settings
Apply supported game settings built to favor clear action and steady FPS.
Windows gaming tweaks
Reduce background work and tune system settings that can affect FPS and frame time.
Less background traffic
Cut unneeded app traffic so downloads and updates do less work while you play.
Changes you control
See every change, choose what to apply, and restore your settings later.
Guardian preset
Built for smoother Destiny 2 sessions
- Destiny 2 performance settings
- Windows gaming mode
- Background app cleanup
- Easy restore point
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Keep BattlEye on and tuning outside the fight
Destiny 2 requires BattlEye on PC. Hone changes only the game and Windows settings you choose. It does not enter Destiny 2 or BattlEye.
No cheats, macros, or aim tools
Hone does not add automated inputs, recoil control, bots, or an FPS boost mod.
No game-memory edits
Hone does not inject into Destiny 2 or read and change live game memory.
No anti-cheat bypass
Hone does not disable BattlEye, skip its checks, or claim approval from Bungie or BattlEye.
Real limits still apply
Activity load, game patches, heat, weak hardware, Wi-Fi, and server distance can still limit FPS or ping.
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320 to 406 average FPS in our test
Average FPS gain+86 FPS
On our test PC, Hone raised Destiny 2 from 320 to 406 average FPS. That is 86 more average FPS, or a 27% gain in this test.
Tested using Intel 10900k (5.5 GHz AC), RTX 4090 (stock), 16 GB DDR4 RAM (18-18-18-24-4000 MHz) - Results may vary.
Your result will depend on the activity, game patch, PC, graphics settings, drivers, heat, and apps open in the background.
Destiny 2 PC settings FAQ
What are the best Destiny 2 settings for FPS?
Start with full screen mode. Lower shadow quality, depth of field, and foliage detail distance first. Keep texture quality at a level your graphics memory can hold. Hone puts supported Destiny 2 and Windows settings in one place.
How do I fix Destiny 2 stuttering on PC?
Close heavy background apps, update your graphics driver, use settings your PC can hold, and check for heat limits. Hone can reduce PC-side load and apply a cleaner performance setup.
How can I increase FPS in Destiny 2?
Lower the heaviest graphics settings, close apps you do not need, and keep your drivers current. Hone can apply supported Destiny 2 and Windows FPS tweaks in one click.
Can Hone lower ping in Destiny 2?
Hone can reduce some background traffic and tune network settings on your PC. It cannot fix a game server, shorten the route to it, or repair weak Wi-Fi.
Is Hone safe to use with Destiny 2 BattlEye?
Hone works at the supported game-settings and Windows level. It does not inject into Destiny 2, edit game memory, disable BattlEye, add cheats, or automate play.
Is Hone free for Destiny 2?
Yes. The free plan lets you try several performance optimizations before you upgrade.
