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NEOCROM
3 years ago
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Blurry graphics

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 i...
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  • OskooI_007's avatar
    OskooI_007
    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.

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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?

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NEOCROM
3 years ago

Monitor resolution is 1080p. And no, DRS is not enabled.

  • OskooI_007's avatar
    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.

    • NEOCROM's avatar
      NEOCROM
      3 years ago

      Seems this made the game look better and less blurry. Thanks.

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