Hi, graphical fidelity is a strange concept. Each graphic engine has its own characteristics and limitations. You can push them to Ultra settings and you get more of what it can do. You push the settings lower and you get less of what it can do BUT more speed. In my opinion, and not only mine, if you push the settings and are around 60/80FPS that means you easily play with 80ms latency which means you see too late on screen the consequences of your inputs, also the gap between direct drive latency and screen latency get too distant. Meaning it's harder to learn to drive and to drive properly. My settings attempt to find most FPS retaining as much cosmetic quality as possible. Especially the settings in the Nvidia Contro Panel do little for image quality but can release 5/7% of speed. They're tuned to get most of the speed.
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Is this just for FPS, or also for graphical fidelity?
Hi, graphical fidelity is a strange concept. Each graphic engine has its own characteristics and limitations. You can push them to Ultra settings and you get more of what it can do. You push the settings lower and you get less of what it can do BUT more speed.
In my opinion, and not only mine, if you push the settings and are around 60/80FPS that means you easily play with 80ms latency which means you see too late on screen the consequences of your inputs, also the gap between direct drive latency and screen latency get too distant. Meaning it's harder to learn to drive and to drive properly.
My settings attempt to find most FPS retaining as much cosmetic quality as possible.
Especially the settings in the Nvidia Contro Panel do little for image quality but can release 5/7% of speed. They're tuned to get most of the speed.