Pick your phone and see the truth — not the marketing. You get the maximum FPS BGMI actually unlocks on your device, the highest graphics setting it supports, and the setting you should really play on. A 120Hz screen alone means nothing if BGMI hasn't whitelisted your phone for 90 or 120 FPS, and that is exactly what this checker tells you.
| Graphics setting | Frame rate option | Max FPS |
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BGMI's FPS unlocks follow the processor more than the brand. Pick the chipset closest to yours for a realistic estimate — then confirm in your in-game Graphics settings, which is always the final word.
The smoothest BGMI gets. Spray control and close-range fights feel noticeably easier. Only whitelisted flagships get it, and it drains battery fast.
What most serious ranked and TDM players use. A big, real jump over 60 FPS without the heat and battery cost of 120.
Fully playable for Classic and ranked up to high tiers. Most mid-range phones live here, and skill matters far more than the missing frames.
Fine for casual Classic matches. Close-range fights and fast vehicle play will feel choppy; keep graphics on Smooth.
The game runs, but expect drops in hot zones and the final circles. Play on Smooth, close background apps, and avoid long sessions as the phone heats up.
Because BGMI unlocks high frame rates device-by-device, not by screen spec. If Krafton hasn't whitelisted your model for 90 or 120 FPS, the option simply won't appear — no setting, GFX tool, or config file changes that safely, and third-party unlock tools can get accounts banned under BGMI's fair-play rules.
Always Smooth. Every step up — Balanced, HD, HDR, Ultra HDR — caps the frame rate lower. Competitive players pair Smooth with the highest frame-rate option their phone offers.
Yes, clearly more than 60 or 90 FPS. Expect faster battery drain and more heat on long sessions; many players drop to 90 FPS for ranked marathons and keep 120 for TDM and short sessions.
Yes — Krafton expands the supported-device list in major BGMI updates, and phone makers' game-space updates sometimes help too. If your phone recently got a stronger unlock, re-check Settings → Graphics in the game after each big update.
Yes, every result shows whether the phone has a full gyroscope — which matters as much as FPS for recoil control for most serious players.
Data reflects BGMI's supported-device behaviour in recent 3.x updates as checked in October 2026. FPS unlocks are decided by Krafton per device and can change with game or phone updates — your in-game Settings → Graphics screen is always the final confirmation. This is an independent fan tool; it is not affiliated with Krafton or BGMI.