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According to performance tests, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti is required for stable 60 FPS on higher settings. Budget cards like the Intel ARC A750 can manage around 40 FPS, which might require further lowering of settings for "full" fluidity ComputerBase.

The v1.01 update for Life is Strange: Double Exposure was released shortly after the launch window to address the myriad of issues. Surprisingly, the official patch notes for the November 14, 2024, update were relatively tame regarding graphical performance optimization. The primary fixes were aimed at resolving narrative and UI bugs rather than engine efficiency. These included:

Tests on the PS5, however, revealed "occasional but strong performance drops, especially in the last two of the five chapters" regardless of the chosen mode. The game, built on Unreal Engine, shows strain in its most complex environments. On the , the experience was reported to be relatively smoother, with "no hard crashes nor performance issues" noted by reviewers, though visual glitches like texture popping were present.

: Updated "Shift Spot" audio and fixed an issue where controller tutorials appeared for keyboard and mouse users in Chapter 1.

Upon initial launch, the PC version of Double Exposure faced criticism regarding its frame pacing. Many players with high-end hardware (RTX 4080/4090s) reported stuttering and inconsistent frame times. The most significant complaint was that the game appeared locked or struggled to push past 60 FPS consistently, or suffered from severe micro-stutters that made the game feel like it was running at a lower framerate, even if the counter said otherwise.

For compatible hardware [Source: Driffle]. Variable Refresh Rate (VRR): To help minimize stuttering.

To boost your frame rate in v1.0.1, adjust these critical settings in the menu:

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