Grainy/Fuzzy graphics help?
I've been messing around with the graphics for a bit but I just can't change any settings to completely remove the grainy/pixelated/fuzzy look that my game has. It's incredibly distracting and really...
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EA_Illium
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EA Staff (Retired)Hey @Scourgeoforder What do you have everything set to in the in-game settings? Also if possible could we get a DxDiag file?
I've attached the DxDiag file, the settings I have are:
SpoilerDisplay:
Window Mode: Fullscreen
Resolution: 1920x1080
Refresh Rate: 50.00HZ
Frame Rate Limit: Null
VSync: On
Triple Buffering: Off
Brightness: 50%
Contrast: 50%
Enable HDR: Grayed out but set to on (?)
HDR Calibration: Also grayede out
Upsample Method: Intel XESS
Upsample Quality: Quality
DLSS Frame Generation: OFF
NVIDIA Reflex: Off
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Render Scale: 150%
Dynamic Resolution Scaling: On
Target Frames Per Second: 60
Minimum Resolution Scale: 50%
Graphics:
Texture Quality: MediumTexture Filtering: Medium
Lighting Quality: Medium
Contact Shadow: Off
Ambient Occlusion: HBAO
Screen Space Reflections: On
Volumetric Lighting: Medium
Sky Quality: Medium
Ray Tracing Settings all off
Level of Detail: Medium
Terrain Decoration Quality: Medium
Visual Effects Quality: Medium
Depth of Field: Off
Vignette: Off
Motion Blur: Off
Post Processing Quality: Low
Field of View: 100%
@Scourgeoforder wrote:
Upsample Method: Intel XESS
Upsample Quality: Quality
Render Scale: 150%
Dynamic Resolution Scaling: OnTarget Frames Per Second: 60
Minimum Resolution Scale: 50%
These are the relevant settings.
There are areas in the game that are more demanding, so the game will dynamically lower to your set minimum resolution scale. Paired with a reconstructive upscaling technique, it will attempt to upscale a frame from a low pixel count, which has bad results.
I have the same fuzziness in areas from Arlathan forest on my PC with a Radeon RX 6650 XT, where I think the dynamic resolution goes all the way down to my lowest (also 50%). Your GPU (GeForce GTX 1060) is quite a bit slower than that, so it's not unexpected.
What you could do to remove fuzziness is to set the minimum dynamic resolution scale to something higher, but this will probably tank your framerate. Also, you have your render scale set to 150%, which is very optimistic. I would lower that to 100%.
Idk if you need other settings but those are the most important I imagined
