Horizon Zero Dawn: How to Fix lag on PC - Ultimate Guide

For those of you who still don't know how to fix lag on PC in Horizon Zero Dawn, we've put together this article covering it all.

What is the Horizon Zero Dawn PC lag issue?

If while you are playing you have been stuck for a few minutes, unfortunately you are also dealing with this error. Unfortunately the cause is something that is still not very clear, but fortunately there are several things you can try if you are wondering how to fix the lag on PC so pay attention.

How to fix lag on PC in Horizon Zero Dawn?

The first thing we recommend you do is close the applications that are running in the background and are not really in use. For this you will have to press the keys Ctrl Alt Del, and select "Task manager", close the applications that are not in use ments Steam and Horizon and press "End task".

If this has not corrected the error, it will run the game in full screen mode and not in window mode, as this will reduce the lag peaks, for this you will have to access the "Settings" menu.

Having outdated graphics drivers can cause problems, so try updating them.
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If you are an Nvidia user you will have to go to the Nvidia "Download Drivers" page and enter the necessary information according to the components of your card to find the new drivers, if any.

If you are an AMD user, you will have to enter the component information again to find the latest drivers if any.

If there are no graphics updates, you will have to adjust your graphics settings and lower them a bit.

For this you will have to access "Settings" of the game, where you will have to reduce the graphics settings to a minimum and gradually increase them one by one until you find the one that is causing problems.

That's all you need to know about how to fix lag on PC Horizon Zero Dawn, so now that you know you shouldn't have any trouble getting rid of this error quickly. However, we recommend testing each error one by one until you find the one that solves you.