Running Ryzen 5 3600X, RTX 3060Ti & 16GB RAM @ 1080p... was having frame drops/tree flickering/delay changing interior/exterior camera.... these settings fixed it, smooth 60FPS. Thanks for making the video
I've always had problems with tree flashing on every map and the mirrors going black and blurry logos on equipment on certain maps so I changed the dx from 12 to 11 and that solved everything for me.
Thanks, I wish I knew more of the technical aspects of some of those settings and why you would want to set them one way or another but at one level those are my settings, here is what I run those settings on and how things look is evident on my videos and streams.
Ryzen 9 3900x---64 GB Ram---Radeon RX 6800 Settings maxed out running at 7680x4320 I havent seen any glitches. I did how ever have an issue running giants editor for several months until both Giants and AMD did multiple updates. Least thats my native settings ill have to check what resolution the game is actually running in not sure if I had to run different res or not.
I have a 3080ti and i just got a 4k monitor. Even overclocking I had some issues with FS22 on 4k, and only FS22, other games run fine. I lowered the settings to 1440 with 150 resolution scaling and everything maxed and it runs good and looks amazing. I also noticed that FS22 for some reason runs better on an AMD cpu than Intel cpu.
Every time i run into questions about farm sim and google, there is a video from you explaining. Thanks for all the work you put into your channel, it been very helpful! One thing i can't find is a way to keep the fs22 sound active when it is not on the foreground
Thank you for this. Most of the advanced option stuff is a mystery to me and I always wondered what a stable setting would look like. I wish they included a default tab to bring setting back to an out-of-the-box state.
Cool share, I think DJGoham mention this in one of his videos last week for a map review. Myself I saw it on the Chilliwack map with trees and my No Mans land game play. So seems to be a DLC issue and not any given map issue. I ahve a RTX2060 Super, I am going to duplicate your settings and give it a go. Thanks and cheers, 😇
Thank You for this! I am running at 1080p with the RTX2060 and a couple of my settings are different than yours. I'm going to copy yours and see what happens. If that doesn't fix it I'll delete the shader cache and go from there :)
@@riaanprinsloo8433 Shader cache will build up and get corrupted. Deleting it straightens it out but will make the game run bad until it builds up again
You can squeeze a bit more out of your card... I have a 3070TI and run in the same resolution and pretty much the same settings but I turn "render resolution" to 200% It really improves the graphics even further especially the foliage and grass. I have DLSS on and get a solid 60 FPS looks better with DLSS on and the higher render resolution than off and the lower resolution.
Maybe but I am also encoding on the card so having some headroom for things like that is good. I never claim to be an expert at what all the settings are or whats optimal just was sharing what worked for me at a time that many where having issues with trees flashing and other odd visual distorations.
Nice work. Not only the settings of the game need trickle as well the Nvidia settings. Some maps if I disable shader cache I stop having glitches trees and meadow. 👍
so i don't know what my fs22 problem is. i run a RTX 4060 and almost All my mods are stuck on loading screen and i don't know why? and sometimes roads don't load in. so if any one can help i realy need it. thank you.
First thign would be to remove all your mods and load the game up bare stock with a base map and see if you have the same issues. Then if you do not move in the mods and look at the game log to see what might have errors. I suspect you have mod conflicts. The only way to resolve those is to take mods out until you no longer have the issue then slowly add things back till the issues come back.
I have had GeForce experience totally mess up my gaming experience also. Never again. Plus it does not factor in other things like as a creator I am encoding video at the same time I am playing/streaming. So while I could very likely run at 90 or 120 fps limit I keep it at 60 for the sake of having overhead to do the creation aspects.
Indeed. There are many factors around how systems perform with the game your graphics card is just one of them, your game resolution is another big factor and then the overall game settings. YOu can start with the settings I showed and adjust as needed for your card and resolution combo or start at the High default and see how things work. Jump up to Very High and see how things look and work and then if you feel there is still room to move up you can jump into and start working the settings up
I managed to find a fix. It looks like its a corruption or bug that happen when loading a map for the first time. I went in my... Documents\My Games\FarmingSimulator2022\shader_cache and deleted the files in this folder. I reloaded a save the game was itching a bit at first then all was fine.
Excellent. That was exactly what I was refering to when I mentioned dumping the shader_cache. In 5 years of playing FS I think I may have had to do it 2 or 3 times so I dont remember the exact procedure with out looking at the file structure.
What is a pretty good and "normal" rate off FFS rate while playing? Also wondering if you have any plans to make a new upgraded video like this in the future? A lot of changes has happened through 1 year in game as well as in terms of graphics card. Would also like some in depth understanding of what the settings mean and work. Would also like to see how the different settings look in action as well as your opinions while testing it out. I'm running through HDMI on my TV. Wonder if it is my TV that needs to be upgraded to keep up, it's only 60hz. Thank you for the video
The game will default to 60FPS. If your card can run the maps you want to play at 60FPS then thats all you really need. If using the settings I outline causes less than 60FPS performance then I would suggest dialing some of them back until your at that level. At this time I have no intenions of updating video for a few reasons. One if its not broke dont break it. The settings are fine for me. Sure its over a year later but the game has not changed in any significant way to make it more complex to run for me so why change. DLSS, FSR and Intel XESS are all upscaling technologies that should only be employed if your system can not run the game at a steady 60fps at your preferred graphics settings. All of these technologies work under the principle that the GPU can render the game at a resolution lower than what your display is set at and then each frame is upscaled to your displays resolution. I have no reason to enable any of them because my card can run the game just fine at 60fps with the settings I have outlined in the video. Turning any one of them on would do nothing as the game would still run at 60fps its just there can be a loss in visual quality as a result of the upscaling. I do not have access to several lower end cards nor a way to capture gameplay with out going thru the graphics card so I have no way to demonstrate the various options.
@@FarmerKlein thank you so much for taking the time to give me the information, I really appreciate🌺 I totally understand your reason and explaining why you won't make another video. I wish you a perfect day
How you haven't had any of the flashing nonsense is beyond me. I heard DLSS/DLAA causes it. I've heard certain shader settings within invida control panel cause it. And I've heard you need to delete the shader cache folder from time to time and let it rebuild. I also get a screen flicker around in game december around 17:00 in game time. Which is why ive disabled snow.
I didn't quite understand, but do you run with both a nividia card and a amd graphic card at the same time? I had a rtx 3060 TI ruff graphic card, so that should be pretty similar to what you use here with your 3080 card right? I recently upgraded to a rtx 4079 Amp airo. Try to run it at the settings just below 3850. But I feel behave worse than my 3060 card. So hop I learn something today. As well as about DDLS options and what that is all about
The computer will use one GPU if there are multiple installed. For a desktop there would be a setting to define which GPU is primary and for laptops it is usually going to default to the discrete GPU but there can be specific ports that are wired to that discrete GPU directly where other ports have access to the discrete GPU but only via a MUX switch or in case of no MUX switch via the intergrated GPU as an intermediary. Unless your doing video capture or video encoding having two GPU's in a desktop is a bit overkill at this point unless you are splitting up workloads as I defined above one GPU for game and one GPU for encoding. A 60 series card is going to be a lower performer than an 80 series card. I am not up to speed on how a 4060 compares to a 3080 but I would venture that it would still be lower in overall performance. Usually with generation uplifts the next gen 1 lower down card would outperform or come close to the performance of the previoius gen 1 level up card. So the 4070 on par with th 3080 for example. It gets even more complex if you compare a desktop GPU and a laptop GPU. The laptop GPU of the same name will always perform lower than the desktop GPU because of the intrinsic power limits that laptops are under vs desktops. So a desktop 3060 will outperform a laptop 3060.
If you have tree glitches or flashing in game then you have your resolution set too high. I have a 1080TI and for most of FS19 and even early on in FS22 had all my settings set very high while playing at 3840x2160 with little to no flashing and FPS drops. After the Platinum DLC Silver Run Forrest especially during the fall months the flashing started and it became almost unplayable. I checked out a few blogs and a couple TH-cam videos to see if others were struggling and spent hours testing and changing graphic settings to rid that mess. I found no matter what I had the graphic quality setting set at if I played on any resolution setting higher than 2560x1440 then the flashing would return. Also some of the foliage shadows can cause flashing on lower end machines, so even if you are already playing at 2560x1440 or lower start turning down or even off some of shadow settings. Lastly there are couple of people who have gone into their Nvidia graphic setting and turned off Nvidia cache to also rid those flickers. Sorry for long post hope it helps.
I would suggest those settings and then work from there to fine tune. I do not have access to either CPU or GPU nor do I play at 4K so I have very little frame of reference on how things would work with that configuration.
mine will stay at a solid 60 until i have a lot of equipment then it'll go down to 40 while I'm looking at that. practically same setup as you except I'm using a 3440x1440p
I run an i5 13600KF (13th gen) with a Gefore 4060 RTX and 1x16gb DDR5 ram and my game runs horrible no matter what settings I use, I did go back in my drivers since the last few have been pretty bad but idk what else is wrong, I have a few external mods but those mods ran fine on my i5 1660
Fairly sure a 4060 is close to a 3080 in performance on benchmarks. The settings I post should work just fine. Give it a little while to have the sharder cache rebuild or delete the cache totally and let it rebuild by running around the map your playing for a while.
I am running a little lesser hardware Ryzen 5700X, NVIDIA 3070 I will try those settings. What do you record game play with? I tried a few thing. Due to key bindings I have been using the windows 10 built in recording due to nothing I have seen in fs22 uses the windows key...Example Windows key + g to bring up the bar to record and windows +PS to screen shot.
I record with OBS. Not the knock off Streamlabs OBS or SLOBS the real deal original OBS. I record at a very high bitrate which then gives me good video when taking it into editing.
I have not changed any. Giants added a new one in 1.9 but I would not use it for a card that runs the game well. It's a setting to aid I'm weaker cards by adjusting how things render.
I have a 64 bit intel icore 7, I'm just running a 1080 p TV monitor with only the monitor style hook up, do I still receive 1080p thru a monitor hookup rather than hdmi
I assume you mean your connected via VGA. Ya if your TV will do 1080p and thats what your computer is set at then it will do 1080p with VGA or HDMI as its connection.
mmm with your settings i have maasive studers and frame drops every 2 min or so when i first spawn in its constant so idk its the same with low or ultra using 4070ti too
With the game closed go to Documents\My Games\FarmingSimulator2022\shader_cache and delete the files in the folder. This is your shader cache and it can sometimes become corrupt then launch the game. Note you will get studders for a little while. run around the map or drive around the roads a bit and the studders will settle down till they are gone as a result of the shader cache being rebuilt. This can happen if you land into a new map with shaders different than what you have cached as the game adds those in.
Hello. I was changing the settings a bit. also resolution to 1080. after this the vehicles have become blurry and the info windows,speedometer and map in game are smaller than they used to be. have tried changing back the settings with no luck fixing the problem. Do you have any tips on what I can do to get the resolution back to the way it used to be?
In your Farming Simulator 22 folder find a file named game.xml move that file somewhere and then launch the game it should reset your settings. If that does not help you have the original file to put back.
I don't understand, I have a 3080 as well and the exact same graphic options and for me the game runs really bad. I have really bad stuttering, it is barely playable. It is better with dlss on and AA off but not perfect.
Look for disk activity when the shuddering as with 22 there is texture streaming and loading when needed. If you have fs installed on a slow drive like a standard hard drive that might be the cause.
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Not at all. The video did not set out to be the be all / end all video of what the settings do and what you should set them to. It set out to be a video showing you my settings for my system configuration. The results of which can be seen on every video I have produced in months. The video is faulty only if your expectations of the video are outside the clearly defined scope that I mentioned at the start of the video.
Absolutely Worked with my 4060 and I5 solid stable 100 fps not stuttering everything fine. Would recommend
I just upgraded from a 2060 to a 3080. Perfect timing for this video! Thank you!!!
Running Ryzen 5 3600X, RTX 3060Ti & 16GB RAM @ 1080p... was having frame drops/tree flickering/delay changing interior/exterior camera.... these settings fixed it, smooth 60FPS. Thanks for making the video
Excellent.
Worked amazing for me and I'm on a 16GB ram computer, thank you so much for your help, been a sub for a while and the videos never fail to disappoint.
I'm using an RTX Asus ROG Strix 3060TI & 32GB RAM using your settings and I get a solid 60 FPS with no issues. Everything looks awesome, thanks!
I've always had problems with tree flashing on every map and the mirrors going black and blurry logos on equipment on certain maps so I changed the dx from 12 to 11 and that solved everything for me.
How to switch
This is a great video, I thought I had all this set already then found out I was running at 1080 instead of 1440, thanks again :)
Excellent vid FK, I think this will help a lot of people out! nice work
Thanks, I wish I knew more of the technical aspects of some of those settings and why you would want to set them one way or another but at one level those are my settings, here is what I run those settings on and how things look is evident on my videos and streams.
wow lol my game doesn't even lag or stutter at all since doing your settings. and it took away that horrible foggy/blur. thanks man :D
Glad I could help.
Ryzen 9 3900x---64 GB Ram---Radeon RX 6800 Settings maxed out running at 7680x4320 I havent seen any glitches. I did how ever have an issue running giants editor for several months until both Giants and AMD did multiple updates. Least thats my native settings ill have to check what resolution the game is actually running in not sure if I had to run different res or not.
I have a 3080ti and i just got a 4k monitor. Even overclocking I had some issues with FS22 on 4k, and only FS22, other games run fine. I lowered the settings to 1440 with 150 resolution scaling and everything maxed and it runs good and looks amazing. I also noticed that FS22 for some reason runs better on an AMD cpu than Intel cpu.
May be AMD's trend on having more cpu cache. Its one reason the 5800x3d CPU topped many game performance tests when it released.
Every time i run into questions about farm sim and google, there is a video from you explaining. Thanks for all the work you put into your channel, it been very helpful!
One thing i can't find is a way to keep the fs22 sound active when it is not on the foreground
There is no way that I am aware.
Thank you for this. Most of the advanced option stuff is a mystery to me and I always wondered what a stable setting would look like. I wish they included a default tab to bring setting back to an out-of-the-box state.
I think the best way to get back to a default is to just toggle the profile to one of the presets, Low, Med, High, Very HIgh.
@@FarmerKlein that is so obvious I feel like an idiot...why didn't that occur to me? Sheesh...
Its ok. you would not believe the obvious things I never think of. Least that is what the wife says.
Cool share, I think DJGoham mention this in one of his videos last week for a map review. Myself I saw it on the Chilliwack map with trees and my No Mans land game play. So seems to be a DLC issue and not any given map issue. I ahve a RTX2060 Super, I am going to duplicate your settings and give it a go.
Thanks and cheers, 😇
“with respect” to the TH-camr Thanks for the video
Thank You for this! I am running at 1080p with the RTX2060 and a couple of my settings are different than yours. I'm going to copy yours and see what happens. If that doesn't fix it I'll delete the shader cache and go from there :)
I deleted my shader cache and that's where I got massive fps drop.
And... How are you getting along? Also, could you tell me the significance of deleting the shader cache, please?
@@riaanprinsloo8433 Shader cache will build up and get corrupted. Deleting it straightens it out but will make the game run bad until it builds up again
@Red Blooded American Cool, thank you. I'm from console to pc in the last 2 weeks. There are so many more settings to fiddle with;)
@@riaanprinsloo8433 tons more settings lol
I use these settings on my 3060 and it works super good
You can squeeze a bit more out of your card... I have a 3070TI and run in the same resolution and pretty much the same settings but I turn "render resolution" to 200% It really improves the graphics even further especially the foliage and grass. I have DLSS on and get a solid 60 FPS looks better with DLSS on and the higher render resolution than off and the lower resolution.
Maybe but I am also encoding on the card so having some headroom for things like that is good. I never claim to be an expert at what all the settings are or whats optimal just was sharing what worked for me at a time that many where having issues with trees flashing and other odd visual distorations.
Nice work. Not only the settings of the game need trickle as well the Nvidia settings. Some maps if I disable shader cache I stop having glitches trees and meadow. 👍
so i don't know what my fs22 problem is. i run a RTX 4060 and almost All my mods are stuck on loading screen and i don't know why? and sometimes roads don't load in. so if any one can help i realy need it. thank you.
First thign would be to remove all your mods and load the game up bare stock with a base map and see if you have the same issues. Then if you do not move in the mods and look at the game log to see what might have errors. I suspect you have mod conflicts. The only way to resolve those is to take mods out until you no longer have the issue then slowly add things back till the issues come back.
If you’re running a Nvidia Card just load up Geforce Experience and optimize Farm sim under games.
I have had GeForce experience totally mess up my gaming experience also. Never again. Plus it does not factor in other things like as a creator I am encoding video at the same time I am playing/streaming. So while I could very likely run at 90 or 120 fps limit I keep it at 60 for the sake of having overhead to do the creation aspects.
Not having state of the art equiptment as your self. Would you suggest, starting at your's and then dial them down for a 1080 for example.
Indeed. There are many factors around how systems perform with the game your graphics card is just one of them, your game resolution is another big factor and then the overall game settings. YOu can start with the settings I showed and adjust as needed for your card and resolution combo or start at the High default and see how things work. Jump up to Very High and see how things look and work and then if you feel there is still room to move up you can jump into and start working the settings up
I managed to find a fix. It looks like its a corruption or bug that happen when loading a map for the first time. I went in my... Documents\My Games\FarmingSimulator2022\shader_cache and deleted the files in this folder. I reloaded a save the game was itching a bit at first then all was fine.
Excellent. That was exactly what I was refering to when I mentioned dumping the shader_cache. In 5 years of playing FS I think I may have had to do it 2 or 3 times so I dont remember the exact procedure with out looking at the file structure.
What is a pretty good and "normal" rate off FFS rate while playing? Also wondering if you have any plans to make a new upgraded video like this in the future? A lot of changes has happened through 1 year in game as well as in terms of graphics card. Would also like some in depth understanding of what the settings mean and work. Would also like to see how the different settings look in action as well as your opinions while testing it out. I'm running through HDMI on my TV. Wonder if it is my TV that needs to be upgraded to keep up, it's only 60hz. Thank you for the video
The game will default to 60FPS. If your card can run the maps you want to play at 60FPS then thats all you really need. If using the settings I outline causes less than 60FPS performance then I would suggest dialing some of them back until your at that level. At this time I have no intenions of updating video for a few reasons. One if its not broke dont break it. The settings are fine for me. Sure its over a year later but the game has not changed in any significant way to make it more complex to run for me so why change. DLSS, FSR and Intel XESS are all upscaling technologies that should only be employed if your system can not run the game at a steady 60fps at your preferred graphics settings. All of these technologies work under the principle that the GPU can render the game at a resolution lower than what your display is set at and then each frame is upscaled to your displays resolution. I have no reason to enable any of them because my card can run the game just fine at 60fps with the settings I have outlined in the video. Turning any one of them on would do nothing as the game would still run at 60fps its just there can be a loss in visual quality as a result of the upscaling. I do not have access to several lower end cards nor a way to capture gameplay with out going thru the graphics card so I have no way to demonstrate the various options.
@@FarmerKlein thank you so much for taking the time to give me the information, I really appreciate🌺 I totally understand your reason and explaining why you won't make another video. I wish you a perfect day
How you haven't had any of the flashing nonsense is beyond me. I heard DLSS/DLAA causes it. I've heard certain shader settings within invida control panel cause it. And I've heard you need to delete the shader cache folder from time to time and let it rebuild. I also get a screen flicker around in game december around 17:00 in game time. Which is why ive disabled snow.
I just use these settings with my RTX 3060 and the visuals look excellent at 1440p
Do you have stutters or fps drops?
I didn't quite understand, but do you run with both a nividia card and a amd graphic card at the same time? I had a rtx 3060 TI ruff graphic card, so that should be pretty similar to what you use here with your 3080 card right? I recently upgraded to a rtx 4079 Amp airo. Try to run it at the settings just below 3850. But I feel behave worse than my 3060 card. So hop I learn something today. As well as about DDLS options and what that is all about
The computer will use one GPU if there are multiple installed. For a desktop there would be a setting to define which GPU is primary and for laptops it is usually going to default to the discrete GPU but there can be specific ports that are wired to that discrete GPU directly where other ports have access to the discrete GPU but only via a MUX switch or in case of no MUX switch via the intergrated GPU as an intermediary. Unless your doing video capture or video encoding having two GPU's in a desktop is a bit overkill at this point unless you are splitting up workloads as I defined above one GPU for game and one GPU for encoding. A 60 series card is going to be a lower performer than an 80 series card. I am not up to speed on how a 4060 compares to a 3080 but I would venture that it would still be lower in overall performance. Usually with generation uplifts the next gen 1 lower down card would outperform or come close to the performance of the previoius gen 1 level up card. So the 4070 on par with th 3080 for example. It gets even more complex if you compare a desktop GPU and a laptop GPU. The laptop GPU of the same name will always perform lower than the desktop GPU because of the intrinsic power limits that laptops are under vs desktops. So a desktop 3060 will outperform a laptop 3060.
@@FarmerKlein thanks once again
If you have tree glitches or flashing in game then you have your resolution set too high. I have a 1080TI and for most of FS19 and even early on in FS22 had all my settings set very high while playing at 3840x2160 with little to no flashing and FPS drops. After the Platinum DLC Silver Run Forrest especially during the fall months the flashing started and it became almost unplayable. I checked out a few blogs and a couple TH-cam videos to see if others were struggling and spent hours testing and changing graphic settings to rid that mess. I found no matter what I had the graphic quality setting set at if I played on any resolution setting higher than 2560x1440 then the flashing would return. Also some of the foliage shadows can cause flashing on lower end machines, so even if you are already playing at 2560x1440 or lower start turning down or even off some of shadow settings. Lastly there are couple of people who have gone into their Nvidia graphic setting and turned off Nvidia cache to also rid those flickers. Sorry for long post hope it helps.
Great video what would you recommend for an RTX 4070ti with an I7-13700K CPU at 4K ?
I would suggest those settings and then work from there to fine tune. I do not have access to either CPU or GPU nor do I play at 4K so I have very little frame of reference on how things would work with that configuration.
mine will stay at a solid 60 until i have a lot of equipment then it'll go down to 40 while I'm looking at that. practically same setup as you except I'm using a 3440x1440p
I run an i5 13600KF (13th gen) with a Gefore 4060 RTX and 1x16gb DDR5 ram and my game runs horrible no matter what settings I use, I did go back in my drivers since the last few have been pretty bad but idk what else is wrong, I have a few external mods but those mods ran fine on my i5 1660
Fairly sure a 4060 is close to a 3080 in performance on benchmarks. The settings I post should work just fine. Give it a little while to have the sharder cache rebuild or delete the cache totally and let it rebuild by running around the map your playing for a while.
I have a graphics card 2080 super I didn’t go to a full settings of what you’ve done.I left them at high or left or some at medium
You can use max settings cuz 2080 can handle very perfect on fs 22, its like triple performance as GTX 1650TI mobile
I am running a little lesser hardware Ryzen 5700X, NVIDIA 3070 I will try those settings. What do you record game play with? I tried a few thing. Due to key bindings I have been using the windows 10 built in recording due to nothing I have seen in fs22 uses the windows key...Example Windows key + g to bring up the bar to record and windows +PS to screen shot.
I record with OBS. Not the knock off Streamlabs OBS or SLOBS the real deal original OBS. I record at a very high bitrate which then gives me good video when taking it into editing.
Great video FK! have any of these changed in the past 3 months? im running a 3070ti and anxious to try these!
I have not changed any. Giants added a new one in 1.9 but I would not use it for a card that runs the game well. It's a setting to aid I'm weaker cards by adjusting how things render.
@@FarmerKlein these settings work better then even using the Geforce Optimization option?
@@smokeyacres329 I don't trust GeForce experience as I have had it mess up my game with updates.
I have a 64 bit intel icore 7, I'm just running a 1080 p TV monitor with only the monitor style hook up, do I still receive 1080p thru a monitor hookup rather than hdmi
I assume you mean your connected via VGA. Ya if your TV will do 1080p and thats what your computer is set at then it will do 1080p with VGA or HDMI as its connection.
How do you get up info about how many FPS your running?
mmm with your settings i have maasive studers and frame drops every 2 min or so when i first spawn in its constant so idk its the same with low or ultra using 4070ti too
With the game closed go to Documents\My Games\FarmingSimulator2022\shader_cache and delete the files in the folder. This is your shader cache and it can sometimes become corrupt then launch the game. Note you will get studders for a little while. run around the map or drive around the roads a bit and the studders will settle down till they are gone as a result of the shader cache being rebuilt. This can happen if you land into a new map with shaders different than what you have cached as the game adds those in.
I play on a 1080 Asus ROG Strix Nvidia card, lol, so behind the cure.
ditto
When I start loading into a map it stutters, but then it crashes or freezes is there anyway I could fix it ?
See if this applies to you. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxz3wgjIozKNuel23r9hllyEecvPiLnRe2
Hello. I was changing the settings a bit. also resolution to 1080. after this the vehicles have become blurry and the info windows,speedometer and map in game are smaller than they used to be. have tried changing back the settings with no luck fixing the problem. Do you have any tips on what I can do to get the resolution back to the way it used to be?
In your Farming Simulator 22 folder find a file named game.xml move that file somewhere and then launch the game it should reset your settings. If that does not help you have the original file to put back.
Your GPU Utilization is only gonna be around 50 to 60 percent... i bump my resolution scaling up to 150% to get the most out of it
I am also streaming or recording so I like the overhead.
@@FarmerKlein I’m not streaming, but I am on a 3440x1440p monitor with a 3070. Your settings work great though, probably the best I’ve seen.
Great deal. Enjoying your ultrawide?
@@FarmerKlein yeah overall I like it, it’s not the best for some games though.
Thanks for the information video
The fact that you have never had tree flashing blows my mind lol, it is SO aggravating. Do you have Gsync enabled on Nvidia control panel?
It is enabled but set to full screen mode. I play in windowed mode so I can alt tab to other programs.
Can you please do the same video for the GTX 1660 OC? Thank you
Given that I don't have a 1660 no I can not.
everything is blurry unless I'm up-close to it.
I don't understand, I have a 3080 as well and the exact same graphic options and for me the game runs really bad. I have really bad stuttering, it is barely playable. It is better with dlss on and AA off but not perfect.
Look for disk activity when the shuddering as with 22 there is texture streaming and loading when needed. If you have fs installed on a slow drive like a standard hard drive that might be the cause.
@@FarmerKlein It got fixed. I think it was the shader cache building in the background that caused stuttering.
If I run the settings you are, it runs about 29-59ffs
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WTF does shading rate do?
4080 unlocked getting 220fps with dlss
this works with an msi gf63
Well if you don’t know how these settings work then this video is faulty.
Not at all. The video did not set out to be the be all / end all video of what the settings do and what you should set them to. It set out to be a video showing you my settings for my system configuration. The results of which can be seen on every video I have produced in months. The video is faulty only if your expectations of the video are outside the clearly defined scope that I mentioned at the start of the video.
FK, any update to your settings or still rolling about the same?
Basicly unchanged
@FarmerKlein ok gonna give them a try, thanks bud!
This game doesn't deserve that video card
Just because you can’t afford it doesn’t mean people can’t play there favourite games with it
This is why I hate PC