HOW TO PLAY FREE FIRE on COMPUTER (PC and NOTEBOOK) 💻✅
HOW TO PLAY FREE FIRE ON YOUR COMPUTER (PC and LAPTOP) 💻✅
A quick and simple video on how to play Free Fire on your PC, okay? For those who don't know, you can play Free Fire on PC. In today's video, I'll show you how, okay? So, if I help you, leave a like and subscribe.
To play Free Fire on PC, you'll need, like, an MSI or BlueStacks. In my case, I use BlueStacks, which is the most popular, okay? Here, look, BlueStacks.
To get BlueStacks, just go to Google, search for BlueStacks, and go here to the official BlueStacks website, here, look, BlueStacks 5. Then click here and follow the steps on the official website. Here, look, download BlueStacks, the little blue button here, look. Okay? Then you follow the steps, installing it wherever you want, in this case, on your PC, hard drive, etc.
After you've installed BlueStacks on your PC, it will appear here, look, on the desktop. Okay? And in this case, you'll be coming here, look, you'll be double-clicking it, double-clicking. We'll just be waiting for it to open here. A part of some game or something will appear here. I think this is a game. And then it will load here, look. It will open here in full screen. Let me put it in full screen here so it's easier to see.
After it opens here, you can go up there, to the little house, there, look. You clicked on the little house. First of all, you'll be down there, look, in the bottom right corner, you'll be clicking on settings. We'll be configuring it before you try to play Free Fire, okay? Here in the performance section, I leave mine here, look, at four cores, but it varies from computer to computer. My computer, if I'm not mistaken, has six cores, so it's fine to leave four. Okay? Here in memory allocation, I leave it high, I leave it at 8 GB, okay? My PC has 32, so 8 GB won't use much. Leave it at 8 GB.
And here in performance mode, there's, look, balanced, high performance, or low memory. I leave it here at high performance for me, like, to have the best possible performance in my Free Fire.
And here, if you don't have a very good PC, here you'll have, look, frame rate. You'll leave it here at 60, but if you activate here, look, high frame rate, it will be unlocked for up to 240. But it's foolish to leave it here. So you'll be disabling it, because if you leave it above 60 FPS, your computer will start to fluctuate a lot and it might overheat. And you'll also experience performance loss, okay? So leave it locked at 60 FPS.
Here, enable VSync—I recommend activating this, okay? To synchronize your Free Fire FPS with your monitor's FPS. This is very good.
And displaying FPS during the game—this is more optional. Okay?
After you've done that, you'll have the option here, look, for graphics as well. In this case, it will ask you to save. We'll close it here, look. We'll click here to save changes, and it will ask you to restart. So you click here, look, restart now. It will close and reopen. Okay? We'll wait for it to load again here.
After it loads again, with the options already saved here, the last thing it will do is the preview section here, look. This is more of a performance issue, okay? There's a video explaining everything here, okay? But you can change it here, look, to whatever resolution you want. The lower the resolution, the lower the quality, so you'll get better performance.
And here in the graphics section, you'll also have the option for OpenGL, OpenGL, and this other thing here, okay? Anyway, there's a video on the channel explaining it, okay?
Then you'll be closing here. After you've closed, click up there, look, on the little box there, or do you go here, look, to search, okay? Click here to search, type Free Fire, okay? By typing Free Fire and pressing enter, it will appear here, look, Free Fire and Free Fire Max. You'll be clicking here, look, on Free Fire Max.
You clicked here on Free Fire Max, just click here, look, install from Google Play, okay? Then, in this case, it will be loading here, look. And then, in this case, it will ask you to log in. You click here to log in, and it will appear here, look, verifying information. Then, in this case, you'll be logging in with one of your Google accounts, okay?
So, in this case, log in and click here, look, next. After you've finished logging in and everything, it will appear here, look, Free Fire and everything else. So, just click here, look, install or test. Now, in our case here, we'll leave Free Fire on our PC.
We'll be clicking here, look, install. It's closing here. We'll be clicking here, look. Now, it's already started installing Free Fire. Look there, look. 2%, 300-something MB, 3%.
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