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  1. #51
    I7 6700K OC to 4.7GHz
    16GB DD4 3000
    EVGA 2080Ti XC Hybrid - GPU 2070Hz, Mem 8000Hz
    3440x1440 Res (Ultrawide)

    Mix High/Ultimate Graphics Setting
    High: 90
    Avg: 75
    Low: 65
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  2. #52
    Originally Posted by HiCAD Go to original post
    I7 6700K OC to 4.7GHz
    16GB DD4 3000
    EVGA 2080Ti XC Hybrid - GPU 2070Hz, Mem 8000Hz
    3440x1440 Res (Ultrawide)

    Mix High/Ultimate Graphics Setting
    High: 90
    Avg: 75
    Low: 65
    So you have to buy the best card on the market to play at 1440p at a good frame rate...that's kind of ridiculous. The game is not optimized well at all for 1440p. That card shou drun the game at 100fps average at 1440p.
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    Virtual-Chris's Avatar Senior Member
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    I have a 9700K and 2080Ti on a 4K TV (I’m about 5’ from the 75” screen - so I can appreciate 4K resolution)

    I could easily get over 60fps with HDR at 4K on Ultra but the image was soft as hell. From what I could tell, the AMD sharpening setting had no effect... does that even work with Nvidia?

    So I tried Nvidia’s freestyle sharpening filter. That worked wonders but really exaggerated what is best described as small “macro blocks”... like you would see on highly compressed MPEG video.

    I then turned off Temporal Injection. Wow. That’s like some kind of brutal compression algorithm. Makes everything blurry AF.

    Of course, turning Temporal Injection off, my frame rate took a big hit. I was seeing 40fps.

    So I then scaled the resolution to 80% and got back to 55-65fps. With the freestyle sharpening it’s amazingly sharp. Distant textures are still a bit blurry but I think that’s the game engine, not settings.

    So the bottom line is that if you’re close enough to your screen to really see the resolution you’re running, you may get a sharper image by downscaling the resolution a bit and turning off Temporal Injection. And then if you’re running Nvidia, use the sharpen filter (I’m at 35%) and love the results.
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    Originally Posted by Virtual-Chris Go to original post
    I have a 9700K and 2080Ti on a 4K TV (I’m about 5’ from the 75” screen - so I can appreciate 4K resolution)

    I could easily get over 60fps with HDR at 4K on Ultra but the image was soft as hell. From what I could tell, the AMD sharpening setting had no effect... does that even work with Nvidia?

    So I tried Nvidia’s freestyle sharpening filter. That worked wonders but really exaggerated what is best described as small “macro blocks”... like you would see on highly compressed MPEG video.

    I then turned off Temporal Injection. Wow. That’s like some kind of brutal compression algorithm. Makes everything blurry AF.

    Of course, turning Temporal Injection off, my frame rate took a big hit. I was seeing 40fps.

    So I then scaled the resolution to 80% and got back to 55-65fps. With the freestyle sharpening it’s amazingly sharp. Distant textures are still a bit blurry but I think that’s the game engine, not settings.

    So the bottom line is that if you’re close enough to your screen to really see the resolution you’re running, you may get a sharper image by downscaling the resolution a bit and turning off Temporal Injection. And then if you’re running Nvidia, use the sharpen filter (I’m at 35%) and love the results.
    I never thought of that, I'll try it.
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  5. #55
    9900k @ 4.5Ghz
    strix 1080ti
    32GB RAM @ 3200Mhz

    70+ FPS at all times.

    everything set to ultimate @ 1080p
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    ryzen 5 1600x
    16gb ram 3000mhz
    rx580 8gb
    monitor 1080p 60hz

    VSync - off
    Temporal Injection - On
    Anti aliasing - on
    Fdelity fx - on (70)
    Ambient occlusion - High
    Level of Detail - Medium
    Texture Quality - Ultra
    Anisotropic Filtering - 16x
    Screen Space Shadows - On
    Terrain Quality - High
    Grass Quality - Medium
    Screen Space Reflection - Low
    Sun Shadows - High
    Motion Blur - Off
    Bloom - Off
    Sub Surface Scattering - High
    Long Range Shadows - High
    Volumetric Fog - High
    Fog Background Blur - Off

    Can play above 60 fps most of the time. Noticed some fps drops in certain areas, but neve under 50.
    Limited the maximum fps to 59 with amd chill technology to prevent tearing or stutters and enabled amd optimized sync.

    Hope to see more performance improvements to the engine.
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  7. #57
    R5 3600
    GTX 1070 (moderate OC ~ 2050MHz Core Clock and 4100 mem)
    16 GB G-Skill RAM
    1080p (G-sync)

    Playing on very high with a few ultras thrown in there and I get 65 to 85 FPS, no dips below 65 unless it stutters. The stuttering is nonexistent sometimes, but most of the time it's just a small little hitch that completely disrupts the game. I don't really have too much to complain about except for the stuttering and the fact that the game doesn't look nearly as nice as it should for a game that I can only play on very high @ 1080p with a 1070...
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    The small hitch sucks!
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    Styxs_NL's Avatar Senior Member
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    I5-6500
    16GB Ram
    Rx 580 8gb OC
    SSD installed ofcourse
    4K Resolution (game set on 50% resolution scaling)


    Get between 45-100 FPS on the benchmark with average of 55-60 ingame
    Settings i used (UB Performance) is from the Unboxed vid posted earlier in this thread.

    Have set my reolution on 4k and scaled it down by 50% because otherwise if i use 1080 the game becomes very blurry on my 4k 28inch screen, even AA turned off also because of this reason, it gave me around the same performance as i got on 1080 resolution on my 1080 monitor

    tried different settings but came to the conclusion it doesnt really matter much between medium and very high/ultra with most of the options (like they said in the vid) just because this game has high CPU usage a better GPU doesnt make a real difference.


    Conclusion: If you want higher FPS you better get a better CPU first for this game, not sure if they gonna "Fix" this high CPU usage but other games like The Division 2 for example doesnt have this high of a CPU usage for me
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    Originally Posted by Styxs_NL Go to original post
    I5-6500
    16GB Ram
    Rx 580 8gb OC
    SSD installed ofcourse
    4K Resolution (game set on 50% resolution scaling)


    Get between 45-100 FPS on the benchmark with average of 55-60 ingame
    Settings i used (UB Performance) is from the Unboxed vid posted earlier in this thread.

    Have set my reolution on 4k and scaled it down by 50% because otherwise if i use 1080 the game becomes very blurry on my 4k 28inch screen, even AA turned off also because of this reason, it gave me around the same performance as i got on 1080 resolution on my 1080 monitor

    tried different settings but came to the conclusion it doesnt really matter much between medium and very high/ultra with most of the options (like they said in the vid) just because this game has high CPU usage a better GPU doesnt make a real difference.


    Conclusion: If you want higher FPS you better get a better CPU first for this game, not sure if they gonna "Fix" this high CPU usage but other games like The Division 2 for example doesnt have this high of a CPU usage for me
    What's weird is my CPU never goes over 50% or so.
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