There is nothing like the emotion of a new console; Arching the packaging feverishly, configure your user account and load your games to accommodate during an induction of hours to your new system.
Although it can be the exciting process, there is a fundamental step too frequently omitted: adjust its configuration. From the visualization and audio configuration to the user’s configuration, the blockage and the software, there is much to adjust on your 2 Switch.
I have spent a week with the console, and there are some mandatory change configurations that must adjust before starting; Here are my recommendations.
1. HDR configuration
The last Nintendo console is compatible with HDR, and can easily activate this within the configuration. Simply go to Configuration> screen> HDR Production And make sure this configuration is activated by default.
However, do not stop there, because there is a second configuration that allows you to choose what games are enabled. Move down In the visualization menu, and see (confusingly) another HDR Output option. Select this, and you can choose from ‘always enabled’, ‘compatible software only’ and ‘disabled’.
I would recommend lighting it for compatible games instead of defatable predetermined configuration forever look as well as ever.
2. Keep the battery life
If you have suffered from battery degradation on your first -generation Nintendo switch, you will be happy to know that Switch 2 offers a configuration that limits the battery life of around 90 percent while in charge, which should help your battery in the long term. Simply go to Configuration> System> Stop loading around 90%.
You can easily activate this at any time, so if you want a complete load from time to time for a long day of the game in portable mode, it is just a matter of a quick trip to the configuration. Alternatively, you can simply outsourize the load and try a portable battery for your Nintendo Switch 2.
3. TV resolution
The players, rejoiced: the Nintendo Switch 2 can admit screen resolutions up to 4K, although at an update speed of 60Hz and 60 fps for most titles, but it is possible that you have different ideas for its new console. Again, go to Configuration> Screen> TV resolution.
Within the configuration, you can alternate the detection of automatic resolution or manually establish the resolution of your TV, especially by hand if you prefer the highest update rates available in resolutions of 1440p or 1080p.
4. Change your block configuration
Depending on who more will use your switch, you may want to change the blocking screen configuration with the system lock menu.
Address Configuration> UserWhere you can select Omit If you are the only one who uses the console regularly. Alertanitlvey, go to Configuration> System> Console block. Here, you can configure a pin to keep your eyes indiscreet and dirty hands of your new console, but you can also choose to add parental controls using the dedicated application of parental controls of Nintendo Switch.
5. Activate dark mode
Of course, this is a preferences -based advice, but personally, I don’t see why I would prefer to use the standard white theme about Dark. Especially if you play mainly in hand, it is an excellent way to preserve power and give your eyes to rest.
Once again, navigate Configuration> topics and select between basic and basic black white.
