>1920x1080 fullscreen>vsync off>motion blur off>post processing off>anti-aliasing off>framecap unlimited>textures set to ultra or highest everything else to medium/high mix whichever gives the best performanceYep it's gaming time
>framecap unlimitedOnly thing I do different. I set it to 144 or 120 whichever the game has available.
>>textures set to ultra or highestNot on your 8gb gpu lmao
>>724432061I have a 180hz monitor so I just set it to 175fps in my gpu settings and go, or 120fps if it's a 2D game that looks stuttery at something besides 60/120 etc.
>>724431607>framecap unlimitedthe only reason to ever do this was avoiding stuttering from your gpu or cpu clocking down but there are better solutions for this nowadaysthe only thing you get from uncapped frames nowadays is a larger electricity bill and more heat
enjoy your chromatic aberration bro
>>724431607>960x540 fullscreen for better performance and integer scaling>textures to lowest>shadows to lowest>no anti-aliasing because I like sharp pixels>if it sounds weird disable it>framecap 60 if game can reach 60 or 30 if it runs below 45Yep it's budget gaming time.
>>724432460I actually have a 6700xt CHUD which I got at MSRP when it released and I'm still using my 5800X3D I got used. Anything more than 1080p is consoomer cope
>>724432606you just cap in external software
>>724431607Literally me with Tormented Souls II. Turned off all the stupid effects, set Textures to High and Shadows to mid and boom, silky smooth 1080p60fps with my 1060 GB.
>framecap 60>lossless scaling target 240Mmm silky smooth
Modern games at 1080p look rough as hell without any AA
>>724431607I prefer low motion blur instead of high or off
>vsync offWhy? Screentearing ruins muh immersion
>rtx 5090>1920x1080 fullscreen>vsync on>motion blur on>post processing on>anti-aliasing on>framecap unlimited>textures set to low>raytracing on>DLSS on performance>frame gen on>UE5Yep it's cinematic 30fps gaming time
