For quite a time it bothers me this problem. Thing i didn't quite noticed in beta, probably because the devs didn't quite meddled with display settings. I tried to lower some things in graphics, to increase other things, to disable, nothing worked. My conclusion is that the game was made for 2k and 4k. Am i right? Just like RDR2, reason why 1080p feels so blurry.I played a bit with render scaling in console, tried to increase at the cost of FPS, and i could see a nice difference from default 1 to 2, but i sacrificed too much FPS for that.Now, is this the only conclusion and solution to fix the blurry graphics (vegetation especially), or there is another solution that won't sacrifice FPS?

@NEOCROM wrote:Monitor resolution is 1080p. And no, DRS is not enabled.Resolution scaling probably isn't causing the blurring then. DICE's use of temporal anti-aliasing (TAA) is probably to blame for the blurry image.The two settings that reduce TAA blur the most are Antialiasing post-processing and Post Process Quality.Antialiasing post-processing - Set to low to reduce TAA blur as much as possiblePost Process Quality - Setting this to medium or even high helps to clear up TAA blur quite a bitChromatic Aberration – OFF - This setting causes color blurring around objects so turn it off as well.

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13 Replies

Sooxzay
3 years ago
Open the console in the menu and type the following: postprocess.dofmethod none
Could might help.
Dedzigs
3 years ago
@NEOCROM Hey! it's you?! you were mad just recently in-game chat, it was you? 🙂👍
Playing on 27'inch on 1080p, all low settings, looks okay to me. BF4 when the video scale was 200% made a difference, but here in BF2042 on default scale, looks good.
emerson1975
3 years ago
Make sure that 1080p is set in game because every now and then mine changes to 720p for some odd reason
InsidiuZ
3 years ago
I'm dealing with the same problem since a few days ago, I was playing at 2k but I decided to lower the resolution to gain some performance and my surprise is that it looks terrible, sawtooths everywhere, textures that vibrate at medium and long distance, everything looks very blurry. In the last 2 days I have spent moving settings to see if I can find the solution or at least reduce it.
I enabled the anisotropic filtering x16 in the Nvidia panel, texture filtering in quality, I think it looks a little better but don't pay too much attention to me, maybe it's just my ideas.
ragnarok013
Hero+
3 years ago
@NEOCROM Just curious, what are you PC specs and OS?
OskooI_007
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
@NEOCROM wrote:
For quite a time it bothers me this problem. Thing i didn't quite noticed in beta, probably because the devs didn't quite meddled with display settings. I tried to lower some things in graphics, to increase other things, to disable, nothing worked. My conclusion is that the game was made for 2k and 4k. Am i right? Just like RDR2, reason why 1080p feels so blurry.
I played a bit with render scaling in console, tried to increase at the cost of FPS, and i could see a nice difference from default 1 to 2, but i sacrificed too much FPS for that.
Now, is this the only conclusion and solution to fix the blurry graphics (vegetation especially), or there is another solution that won't sacrifice FPS?
- What resolution monitor do you have?
- Is Dynamic Resolution Scale enabled in 2042 video settings?
ATFGunr
Legend
3 years ago
@NEOCROM I get a drop in quality at random, lasts about half a round. Not heat, there’s no quantifiable reason I’ve been able to find. Maybe you’re stuck in that mode. Does it look grainy as well as blurry? Shadows look a little pixelated?
NEOCROM
3 years ago
Monitor resolution is 1080p. And no, DRS is not enabled.
OskooI_007
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
@NEOCROM wrote:
Monitor resolution is 1080p. And no, DRS is not enabled.
Resolution scaling probably isn't causing the blurring then. DICE's use of temporal anti-aliasing (TAA) is probably to blame for the blurry image.
The two settings that reduce TAA blur the most are
Antialiasing post-processing and Post Process Quality.
Antialiasing post-processing - Set to low to reduce TAA blur as much as possible
Post Process Quality - Setting this to medium or even high helps to clear up TAA blur quite a bit
Chromatic Aberration – OFF - This setting causes color blurring around objects so turn it off as well.
thebulletk1n
3 years ago
Welcome to forced TAA my friend. Ever since bfv this setting has been forced on and it makes the game incredibly blurry, maps like Al Sudan wit it’s heat haze made spotting people near impossible.
on lower resolution displays it’s even worse looking, and after playing bf1 where you can disable the setting the difference is astonishing.
I don’t understand why this setting has to be on when it looks terrible, it’s enough to make me want to go back to 1 and 4 just to be able to play without it.