9:16 for NVIDIA control panel i would also recommend: 1)up the contrast: +gamma "stretches" lower brightness levels, but at the coost of complressing all other brightness levels, givng the image a washed out look; +contrast "stretches" all brightness levels, thus removing said washed out look; +contrast does, however, result in brigter areas clipping into while and the image overall becoming too bright 2)reduce the brightness: -brightenss reduced the overall image brightness back to a normal level and reduced bright area clipping to an acceptable level; -brightness does, however, result in the lowest brightnesses getting darker and clipping into black, but if your contrast isn't too high, that ends up not mattering As for what values to use - i cant tell you, because, for one, i have AMD gpu and dont know how to translate Radeon Adrenaline values into NVIDIA control panel values, and, for two, the values will depend on your monitor and the lighting in your room and your preferences and goals anyway. So, take screenshots of different areas (dark area, nighttime, normally lit area, very bright area (clouds), you ADSing at something relatively bright with a red dot) and then tweak the settings untill you like how your screenshots look.
U should wwatch "Klementine" settings videos wheere he really goes in depth in explaining what each setting does, u would realize that u are miss informing ur audience wwith incorret or insufficient info. sorry to tell u this but is true, u should reserch better before makeing a video.
Just an average ytber/ streamer video. It’s easy views. Not hating just reality. They don’t understand the specifics just what works for them. Same thing as the overlay color setting. They don’t transfer from one pc to another, one monitor to another. Even 2 monitors of the same brand and model bought at the same time ( ask me how I know 😂) In his defense I’d put $100 on the fact that he’s been asked “What’s your settings?” 1000Xs
@@wildggWTF? He literally left it up for like 3 whole seconds. You know you can pause a TH-cam video right? Your whining is the most cringe thing here 😂😂.
TAA off can also cause things to flicker, like barbwire, fences and powerlines going from poles bc of the pixels. so it's good to have it not on off if you get alot of flickering from certain objects
@@danielkraus8110 i'm on AMD, so i dont rememeber, but search for something like "driver anti-aliasing on NVDIA GPUs". Also, after a bit of testing, turns out, at least for AMD GPUs, Tarkov blocks driver AA, thus my original comment is wrong.
@@simplyblazeegaming I got a 3080 10gb with i510600k I was pissed running streets low settings at 30fps 😭 tried so much and this was the most effective change by far
Lol love the generalisation. Can confirm it does in fact affect performance for me. It's probably more based on how much performance overhead you have due to tarkov horrid optimization (I know people stuck at 50% gpu/cpu).
Does anyone have a fix for losing fps when aiming down sights? When I use anything larger then a 1x sight my game fps drops to 30 and wont change until I uncope. Any solutions?
@@simplyblazeegaming i downloaded this program called losslesscaling which solved my issues completely. its on steam I would look up a youtube video on it but all I can guess is that it uses AI to generate more frames for you. its magic 10/10 would try and it totally fixed my issue
@@Axel_tv people trying to get more fps are likely gpu bound, as once you are cpu bound in tarkov there isn’t a lot you can do outside of upgrading cpu. The people cpu bound are still going to be at a playable frame rate unless they are using seriously old CPU’s
@@JeremiahJensen-q4h everyone is trying to get better fps, not only players with weaker gpus. If you have a 1660ti and i7-11700k you are cpu bound ( assuming they play in full hd). Do you know a lot people that have gen 12/13/14 cpus running anything lower than 1660ti ? Your point is just invalid
@@Axel_tv a 1660ti will still be gpu bound at anything around medium settings. Doesn’t mean the fps will be bad but you are hitting the ceiling of the card. But there’s also an array of gamers that aren’t on 1080p, plenty of guys play on 1440p, 3440x1440, 4k etc Even if you're CPU and GPU bound in Tarkov, lowering GPU settings can still improve FPS, but the gains will be more noticeable if you're primarily GPU bound. If the CPU is the main bottleneck, the improvement will be limited, and you might need to optimize CPU-related settings or consider a CPU upgrade for significant FPS boosts. You’ve just picked a person or setup in your mind and used that as the basis for who the video is for, which is fine. But it won’t apply to everyone watching and things you say won’t affect fps will absolutely have an effect for some people.
Start gambling, this way you will (if you are lucky enough) earn enough money to buy yourself a new PC cuz there is no way on gods green earth that this game is going to be well optimized and smooth on anything except top notch several grand wxpensive PCs
@@reney9290 my game runs ok and i spent under 1k on my pc, it definetely it doesn't run perfectly , but i get above 70 fps on all maps except streets , and above 55 fps when using scopes on any map except streets
so lets say u use medium texture quality and u go streets while using streets lower texture. it makes ur textures go on low (only on streets) but if u use it on other maps like customs ur gonna have medium texture and it wont do anything. hope it answers ur question
On streets during an offline raid without any bots I get 90-100 fps. When I select as is online, my fps tanks to 40. My guess is that the problem with streets is a CPU bottleneck where there are too many places where the AI can run and take cover to as a result tanking the FPS. Tarkov seems to be a CPU intensive game when you factor in all of the AI mechanics and loot that needs to be loaded in
You need the half decent Pc just to get Tarkov to run well while looking like complete shit. You’d need a super computer if you wanted Tarkov to look good And stay stable at over 100 frames. So do with that what you will. Enjoy your “graphics” on 30 frame bud 😂😂
Can anyone tell me if I force 16x anisotropic filtering in nvidia control panel for tarkov what do I set the in game setting as on off or per texture. I play in 4k on my alien ware aw3225qf. Its a 4k 240hz monitor. I'm also using 14900kf 4090 64 GB 6200 corsair vengeance. Game does look and play very well in 4k.
so the one of the main supposed highlights of this 0.15 update was a big optimization patch but so far its only been like no work done and they instead added FSR 3.0 however its not working (at least for me) and instead lowers FPS
it uses ml, which is basically slower ai. tensor cores arent true ai either, they are slow af neural chips compared to soc solutions. its both ml, but nv got the better ml.
3:37 after a bit of testing, i would suggest, regardless of how good your GPU is, trying FSR 3.0 on "quality" as a stand-in for anti-aliasing. Unlike Tarkov's FXAA it actually removes stair-stepping, but, unlike Tarkov's TAA, it doesn't soften/blur the image. And there isn't any noticable drop in image quality, even on a 1080p monitor.
9:16
for NVIDIA control panel i would also recommend:
1)up the contrast: +gamma "stretches" lower brightness levels, but at the coost of complressing all other brightness levels, givng the image a washed out look; +contrast "stretches" all brightness levels, thus removing said washed out look; +contrast does, however, result in brigter areas clipping into while and the image overall becoming too bright
2)reduce the brightness: -brightenss reduced the overall image brightness back to a normal level and reduced bright area clipping to an acceptable level; -brightness does, however, result in the lowest brightnesses getting darker and clipping into black, but if your contrast isn't too high, that ends up not mattering
As for what values to use - i cant tell you, because, for one, i have AMD gpu and dont know how to translate Radeon Adrenaline values into NVIDIA control panel values, and, for two, the values will depend on your monitor and the lighting in your room and your preferences and goals anyway. So, take screenshots of different areas (dark area, nighttime, normally lit area, very bright area (clouds), you ADSing at something relatively bright with a red dot) and then tweak the settings untill you like how your screenshots look.
U should wwatch "Klementine" settings videos wheere he really goes in depth in explaining what each setting does, u would realize that u are miss informing ur audience wwith incorret or insufficient info. sorry to tell u this but is true, u should reserch better before makeing a video.
average Axel settings video
Just an average ytber/ streamer video. It’s easy views. Not hating just reality. They don’t understand the specifics just what works for them. Same thing as the overlay color setting. They don’t transfer from one pc to another, one monitor to another. Even 2 monitors of the same brand and model bought at the same time ( ask me how I know 😂) In his defense I’d put $100 on the fact that he’s been asked “What’s your settings?” 1000Xs
This.
The skipping over PostFX made me cringe, clearly zero proper testing was done before making this video...
that guy is just click baiter lol
@@wildggWTF? He literally left it up for like 3 whole seconds. You know you can pause a TH-cam video right? Your whining is the most cringe thing here 😂😂.
TAA off can also cause things to flicker, like barbwire, fences and powerlines going from poles bc of the pixels. so it's good to have it not on off if you get alot of flickering from certain objects
TAA, however, also causes the image to get blurred a bit when moving, so i use GPU driver anti-aliasing.
@@deepspacewanderer9897Ooo, good to know you could use gpu based one.
@@deepspacewanderer9897 What setting is that in the nvidia control panel
@@danielkraus8110 i'm on AMD, so i dont rememeber, but search for something like "driver anti-aliasing on NVDIA GPUs". Also, after a bit of testing, turns out, at least for AMD GPUs, Tarkov blocks driver AA, thus my original comment is wrong.
Thank you for helping me, i went from 45fps to a 100 by turning AMD FSR 3.0 on. Thanks!!!!
with AMD GPU or Nvidia? ive got an RTX 2080ti and was hoping DLSS would work better =)
@@Vzaj- Yeah unfortunatly my fps boost was only in offline mode. In online mode i only have 50-70fps
reBAR saved my fps +15 stable fps works great on some setups
I also just rebar mine too! What you got? I got a 12gb rtx 3060 paired with ryzen 9 5900x
@@simplyblazeegaming I got a 3080 10gb with i510600k I was pissed running streets low settings at 30fps 😭 tried so much and this was the most effective change by far
It's an absolute CRIME that they didn't give us FSR 3.0 at Native (NAA). It unironically looks better than normal TAA.
This tbh, disappointing.
anisotropic fitering should always be 'on' or 'per-texture' - it gives 0 performance loss and makes the game looks tons better
Lol love the generalisation. Can confirm it does in fact affect performance for me. It's probably more based on how much performance overhead you have due to tarkov horrid optimization (I know people stuck at 50% gpu/cpu).
Can you please tell me why i'm stuck at 50% gpu usage?@@musicheaven1679
Does anyone have a fix for losing fps when aiming down sights? When I use anything larger then a 1x sight my game fps drops to 30 and wont change until I uncope. Any solutions?
no solution. when you ads using zoomed sights double rendering happens. that is to do with the way game is made and there is no fix sadly
Same bro, its annoying
I have the same. I think it's a bug.
@@simplyblazeegaming it's not you just have to upgrade cpu or gpu maybe even both it's a demanding game and even more when aiming down sights
@@simplyblazeegaming i downloaded this program called losslesscaling which solved my issues completely. its on steam I would look up a youtube video on it but all I can guess is that it uses AI to generate more frames for you. its magic 10/10 would try and it totally fixed my issue
Telling people what affects fps while having a cpu bottleneck isn’t ideal.
Of course settings won’t affect fps if you aren’t gpu bound.
majority of people are CPU bottlenecked tho
@@Axel_tv people trying to get more fps are likely gpu bound, as once you are cpu bound in tarkov there isn’t a lot you can do outside of upgrading cpu. The people cpu bound are still going to be at a playable frame rate unless they are using seriously old CPU’s
@@JeremiahJensen-q4h everyone is trying to get better fps, not only players with weaker gpus. If you have a 1660ti and i7-11700k you are cpu bound ( assuming they play in full hd). Do you know a lot people that have gen 12/13/14 cpus running anything lower than 1660ti ? Your point is just invalid
@@Axel_tv a 1660ti will still be gpu bound at anything around medium settings. Doesn’t mean the fps will be bad but you are hitting the ceiling of the card.
But there’s also an array of gamers that aren’t on 1080p, plenty of guys play on 1440p, 3440x1440, 4k etc
Even if you're CPU and GPU bound in Tarkov, lowering GPU settings can still improve FPS, but the gains will be more noticeable if you're primarily GPU bound. If the CPU is the main bottleneck, the improvement will be limited, and you might need to optimize CPU-related settings or consider a CPU upgrade for significant FPS boosts.
You’ve just picked a person or setup in your mind and used that as the basis for who the video is for, which is fine. But it won’t apply to everyone watching and things you say won’t affect fps will absolutely have an effect for some people.
What's your cpu and gpu?
I got a ryzen 9 5900x with Rtx 3060 12gb I can never get above 100...
Same for me with 5900x 32gb ram and 3080ti...never over 80 on lighthouse...I think it's the CPU bottle necking. I can get over 100 on some other maps
Nikita Bikita was here
should i play 2560x1440 or 1920x1080 with a ryzen 7 3800x and a rtx 4060
Probably 1080 with that CPU...game is heavy CPU/RAM based
The 7800x3d is probably about to go way cheaper when the 9000 series bring out their x3d version…..
1440p on tarkov makes a huuuge difference
Anyway to fix fps dropping everytime I look around at all
Start gambling, this way you will (if you are lucky enough) earn enough money to buy yourself a new PC cuz there is no way on gods green earth that this game is going to be well optimized and smooth on anything except top notch several grand wxpensive PCs
@@reney9290 my game runs ok and i spent under 1k on my pc, it definetely it doesn't run perfectly , but i get above 70 fps on all maps except streets , and above 55 fps when using scopes on any map except streets
No street lower texture? Why?
so lets say u use medium texture quality and u go streets while using streets lower texture. it makes ur textures go on low (only on streets)
but if u use it on other maps like customs ur gonna have medium texture and it wont do anything. hope it answers ur question
im not sure ofc but it seems logical kinda
@@San-yi6lu You're correct, it does exactly that
Not following. Can someone else explain? Are you saying the lower texture in streets overrides our settings?
there is a special square you can tick to have extra low textures on Streets only
>nearly exactly 10 minutes
The greed is unreal
On streets during an offline raid without any bots I get 90-100 fps. When I select as is online, my fps tanks to 40. My guess is that the problem with streets is a CPU bottleneck where there are too many places where the AI can run and take cover to as a result tanking the FPS. Tarkov seems to be a CPU intensive game when you factor in all of the AI mechanics and loot that needs to be loaded in
depends on your specs, but i have long fps on streets too compared to other places
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turning off autovaulting gives more fps too
does it?
@@empressfn5480 No
@@UncrownedAsura th-cam.com/users/shorts2Va0JtJRgm4 yes
@@UncrownedAsura It does
@@empressfn5480 apparently when you have it on, it scans objects around you to vault which costs processing power
How to make your game look like complete shit. Why even build a half decent PC? Lol
im happy with my 200 fps on Lighthouse and 400 fps on labs
You need the half decent Pc just to get Tarkov to run well while looking like complete shit. You’d need a super computer if you wanted Tarkov to look good And stay stable at over 100 frames. So do with that what you will. Enjoy your “graphics” on 30 frame bud 😂😂
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another video for the broke masses..
my 750 fighting to survive
morrrrrrrrrrrnin
Axel you should use propecia and minoxidil for your hairline, stop it receding now so you dont go bald at your mid 30s.
Id rather just fly to Turkie haha but thanks for advice, will leave it for doctors
@@Axel_tv Idk im balding too thats why, usually its not irreversible but theres still the risk that you cant get your hair back
thats the most random comment on tarkov video lmfao
anisotropic filtering is not explained well at all.. Like its not even close to what you are saying it is bro xD
Can anyone tell me if I force 16x anisotropic filtering in nvidia control panel for tarkov what do I set the in game setting as on off or per texture. I play in 4k on my alien ware aw3225qf. Its a 4k 240hz monitor. I'm also using 14900kf 4090 64 GB 6200 corsair vengeance. Game does look and play very well in 4k.
so the one of the main supposed highlights of this 0.15 update was a big optimization patch but so far its only been like no work done and they instead added FSR 3.0 however its not working (at least for me) and instead lowers FPS
sweet, same as last wipe almost eh. Thx for info
3:25 t's not the same as DLSS, since it doesnt use AI (hence the ability to run it on cards that dont have tensor cores)
it uses ml, which is basically slower ai. tensor cores arent true ai either, they are slow af neural chips compared to soc solutions. its both ml, but nv got the better ml.
3:37 after a bit of testing, i would suggest, regardless of how good your GPU is, trying FSR 3.0 on "quality" as a stand-in for anti-aliasing. Unlike Tarkov's FXAA it actually removes stair-stepping, but, unlike Tarkov's TAA, it doesn't soften/blur the image. And there isn't any noticable drop in image quality, even on a 1080p monitor.