I have an above average PC and the game is showy very grainy textures everywhere. This is also probably causing me to lose frames, too. It is currently unplayable. The menus are slow to respond and some textures like the skin of my character disappear altogether from the glitchy haze over my whole screen.
Searching:
https://i.gyazo.com/7ad12cc42e1c9665...09551af61f.jpg
In-game:
https://i.gyazo.com/2424234a0961375f...920c557133.jpg
https://i.gyazo.com/df5519d12e5d2495...0d537c4b95.jpg
just downloaded it today, i have an alienware 17 with a gtx 980m, 16 gb ram, and an i7 4720 hq, im having the exact problem and i cant play. its a shame im gonna have to miss the whole alpha because no one knows how to fix the game. my friend has a razer blade with a 6700 hq and a gtx 970m and his just crashes on startup.
My specs are above recommended Nivida 950m i7 intel core 12 gb of ram whats the prob i put it on low graphics(i should be on extreme) and im getting 10-11 frames locked. Cut scenes and loading screens 60 fps so whats the problem? i man the only thing i can think of is cause im on a laptop but i have no choice i travel alot. so looks like we are SOL cause this is getting closed today at 8pm est very disappointed looks like a fantastic game. I just have really low frams not that graphical issue that looks bad lol
This is what it looks like for me on any setting....
http://puu.sh/rfKTw/1f2a538341.jpg
For laptop GPU/integrated graphics issues, the following should help:
NVidia users can do the following
From NVIDIA Control Panel
3D Settings->Manage 3D Settings
Tab "Global settings"
Preferred Graphics Processor
Select : High performance NVIDIA processor
AMD users can do either of the following in the Catalyst Control Center
Assigning applications to GPUs
-Specify which GPU is best suited for 3D and video applications found in the list.
Manually selecting a GPU
-Delegate all graphics processing tasks to a specific GPU
Not sure if you found the answer, but I have it for you if you still need it.
It's the Sharpening effect under Video (not Graphics). Scroll down and you'll see it. By default it's set to 30% I believe. Slide it to 0 and it should fix the grain effect.
I came across this post because I had the same problem. I'm running 1080tis in SLI, and three 1080p screens, so slightly less than 4k. I ran it on Ultra and it actually looked fine (not much grain that I can remember) but the fps sucked. As soon as I started with the settings, going to Very High, horrible grain effect. I found the answer on a Reddit page.
I hope this helps