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Settings for new PC - DatJimmy - 07-15-2019
I just got a new pc with a 5700 XT and a 3700x. I also have 16gb of DDR4 at 3200 speed. what will give me a good framerate and look nice at the same time for the majority of Wii and GameCube games?
RE: Settings for new PC - KHg8m3r - 07-15-2019
Using the default settings on the latest dev build for the best settings for each game, as that's handled by the provided per-game .ini files to change things as needed.
Then increase the Internal Resolution (IR) to your screen resolution.
Then Increase AA/AF as desired.
Also you'd probably want to turn on async ubershaders.
And probably stick to D3D or Vulkan
RE: Settings for new PC - Helios - 07-15-2019
note, the D3D/Vulkan recommendation is largely for AMD GPUs only. They're slow on GL.
RE: Settings for new PC - DatJimmy - 07-17-2019
(07-15-2019, 04:37 PM)Helios Wrote: note, the D3D/Vulkan recommendation is largely for AMD GPUs only. They're slow on GL.
thank you, I sort of knew that but was not sure.
RE: Settings for new PC - DatJimmy - 07-17-2019
(07-15-2019, 02:22 PM)KHg8m3r Wrote: Using the default settings on the latest dev build for the best settings for each game, as that's handled by the provided per-game .ini files to change things as needed.
Then increase the Internal Resolution (IR) to your screen resolution.
Then Increase AA/AF as desired.
Also you'd probably want to turn on async ubershaders.
And probably stick to D3D or Vulkan
Thank you for the info. Should I use any post-processing? I think that I would use FXAA in games but want confirmation.
RE: Settings for new PC - Helios - 07-18-2019
Don't bother. You can if you want, it won't harm anything, but it'll likely just make things blurrier. Just set SSAA if you want good anti-aliasing. You have the GPU to handle it. 2x should be plenty.