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Community TunedCasualMultiplayerFree-to-Play

Roblox

A massive user-generated game platform, not a single game — a lightweight client with a 1–10 Graphics Quality slider that can hit high refresh rates, though heavy community experiences can drop FPS on any phone.

Developer
Roblox Corporation
Publisher
Roblox Corporation
Released
2014
FPS Cap
120 FPS

Estimate your FPS

Pick your phone to estimate Roblox performance — results update instantly.

Your Phone

Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 · 8GB · 120Hz refresh

Your Estimated Roblox Performance

67FPS avg
Great

51

Minimum

67

Average

77

Maximum

Preset
Ultra
FPS Cap
120 FPS
Capped?
No — chipset-limited
RAM
OK

Light load — runs cool on almost any phone.

FPS values displayed on GamerSpecs are estimates. Actual game performance may vary depending on hardware configuration, drivers, cooling, power limits, background applications, and game updates.

About Roblox

Roblox is a platform of millions of community-built experiences rather than one game, so its performance depends as much on which experience you load as on your phone. The mobile client keeps things simple: Graphics Mode can be left on Automatic or set to Manual, exposing a 1–10 Graphics Quality slider, alongside a fullscreen toggle and particle/effects options. On light social hangouts a modern phone easily holds 60 FPS and can reach 120 FPS on high-refresh panels, but a densely scripted obby, simulator or physics-heavy war game can stutter regardless of your slider. The honest advice is to set Graphics Mode to Manual, lower the slider until it feels smooth, and accept that some user-made games are simply too heavy — the client can't optimise away another creator's unoptimised world.

Best mobile settings

Three curated profiles — max FPS for competitive, balanced, and HD graphics.

Performance (Highest FPS)

Manual graphics at the bottom of the slider with effects stripped back — the smoothest, lowest-latency setup for reaction-heavy experiences and high-refresh phones.

FPS Gain+70%
Graphics15/100
Competitive92/100
GPU LoadLow
SettingValue
Graphics ModeManual
Graphics Quality (slider)1 / 10
Particles / EffectsOff / Minimal
Full ScreenOn
Reduced MotionOn
Performance StatsOn
Movement ModeDynamic Thumbstick
Haptic Feedback (Vibration)Off
Voice ChatOff
Recommended for: Reaction games, obbies and PvP experiences on 90/120Hz phones chasing the smoothest feel.

Balanced

A mid-slider setting that keeps most experiences looking clean while holding 60 FPS on mid-range phones. A comfortable everyday default.

FPS Gain+35%
Graphics55/100
Competitive72/100
GPU LoadMedium
SettingValue
Graphics ModeManual
Graphics Quality (slider)5 / 10
Particles / EffectsOn
Full ScreenOn
Reduced MotionOff
Performance StatsOff
Movement ModeDefault (Thumbstick)
Haptic Feedback (Vibration)On
Voice ChatOn (as needed)
Recommended for: Everyday play on mid-range phones that should look good and stay smooth in most experiences.

Max Detail

Slider pinned to the top for the fullest lighting and effects. Best on flagship phones — and only worthwhile in experiences that are actually built to look good.

FPS GainBaseline
Graphics90/100
Competitive55/100
GPU LoadHigh
SettingValue
Graphics ModeManual
Graphics Quality (slider)10 / 10
Particles / EffectsOn (Full)
Full ScreenOn
Reduced MotionOff
Performance StatsOff
Movement ModeDefault (Thumbstick)
Haptic Feedback (Vibration)On
Voice ChatOn (as needed)
Recommended for: Flagship phones and showcase experiences where visuals matter more than frame rate.

Device requirements

Minimum

OS
Android 7 / iOS 12
Chipset
Snapdragon 435 / Helio P22
RAM
1 GB
Storage
3 GB

Recommended

OS
Android 11 / iOS 15
Chipset
Snapdragon 720G / Helio G90T / Apple A12
RAM
4 GB
Storage
5 GB

Optimization tips

  • 1

    Set Graphics Mode to Manual and lower the Graphics Quality slider until it feels smooth — this is by far the biggest FPS lever on mobile.

  • 2

    Turn on Performance Stats to see your real FPS; use it to learn which experiences your phone can actually hold at 60/120 and which it can't.

  • 3

    Be realistic: a heavy, unoptimised community experience can stutter on any phone — try a lighter experience before blaming your settings.

  • 4

    Close background apps and switch on your phone's game / performance mode to free up CPU and thermal headroom before playing.

  • 5

    Match effort to your screen — chasing 120 FPS on a 60Hz panel only adds heat with no visible benefit.

  • 6

    Keep the phone cool: removing the case or using a clip-on cooler reduces throttling in long sessions more than any single setting.