Fortnite | Unreal Engine 5.1 | RTX 2060 Super | 1080P TSR Quality | Medium vs High vs Epic

Recorded with Nvidia Shadowplay
Spec:
CPU: i5 12400f
GPU: RTX 2060 SUPER
MB: Asus H610M-E-D4
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 2 x 16GB DDR4 3200MHZ
Storage: 7200rpm HDD
OS: Windows 11

[@fahmeeda9448]

Perfect💯

[@Smooth_edits.2]

Nice

[@OffensiveNoah]

I wil mostly likely use High on my soon to Come laptop because when playing on high on the laptop you g’et around 60 to 120 fps but in Epic you g’et around 55 to 70 90 fps…i wanna save as much Fps as possible while still having good graphics

[@user-dw6uk9kz9q]

I use tsr low just to have good antialiasing because all the other options are dogshit. Medium is ok as well but anything above that is not worth it. The difference is hardly noticeable but the FPS hit is huge

[@GGMax_Pickaxe]

What's cpu working on 4 ghz? 12400f bost 4.4

[@GameplayUnboxed]

12400f boosts 4.4ghz when single core used but 4ghz when all cores used.

[@GGMax_Pickaxe]

@@GameplayUnboxed ok

[@GGMax_Pickaxe]

@@GameplayUnboxed thanks

[@norbertnagy4468]

Is dlss added back now after the 5.1 update?

[@GameplayUnboxed]

Not yet... I m also waiting for dlss update.

[@norbertnagy4468]

@@GameplayUnboxed thank you for the answer but then why is it in the titke?

[@GameplayUnboxed]

@@norbertnagy4468 My bad! It's TSR quality not dlss.. I corrected the title.. Thanks for informing.

[@norbertnagy4468]

Honest mistake, happy that i helped, i wrote the comment last midnignt i spent 30 minutes looking for conformation that dlss got re enabled xD i hope this conversation helps the channel btw

[@chelo111]

everything looks the same----some times the light looks better on medium mode 😁😂

[@Just4nTheMAN]

Is it 100% render resolution for the medium and high or is it the presets?

[@GameplayUnboxed]

All tests are done with TSR Quality @ 100% resolution.