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Karmi5
10 years ago
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Graphical issues (too many dots on screen)

hey guys..

game is amazing its running its cool smooth and every thing..

maxed out quality and its smooth yet I seem to notice dots on screen , if i turn anti alising off there is no quality what so ever! but if i turn it on screen is kind of blurry dont get me wrong quality is amazing with anti alising on but the resulotion seems to be off quality I dont know I see really really small dots on the screen especially when raining.. is there any fixes ? I tried overriding the settings through my Graphics card settings anti alising to 16X and every thing yet resulotion seems to be a little off compared to other videos ive seen on youtube

what can I do to fix this ?

Second picture is with anti alising off

note : every thing is maxed out! i tried turning off motion blur or anti alising or ambitent occluation nothing seems to get resulotion better see pics

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    10 years ago

    Turn on TAA in game (will make it blurry, don't worry) and, if you got a good rig, try this:

    Open notepad, create a file with that line in it:

    Render.ResolutionScale 1.3000000

    Save it as User.cfg and move the file to your game install folder (Default: C:\Program Files (X86)\Origin Games\Need For Speed).

    Quality will be way better provided your PC can handle it. You can up the value to 2.0000000 if you have a beast of a rig.

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  • disturbedUKR's avatar
    disturbedUKR
    10 years ago

    Hi,
    do you have this problem in any other games?
    I once had something like that in NFSU2 and Shift 2 and it was a driver issue. Try clean graphic drivers installation, especially if you have AMD graphics card.

  • Straatford87's avatar
    Straatford87
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    10 years ago

    @Karmi5 @disturbedUKR

    There was a similar topic on the Need for Speed boards a while ago where a user had a similar issue. Doing a clean driver install and changing your GPU Control Panel settings (the exact settings might differ per system) should resolve this.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    10 years ago

    Turn on TAA in game (will make it blurry, don't worry) and, if you got a good rig, try this:

    Open notepad, create a file with that line in it:

    Render.ResolutionScale 1.3000000

    Save it as User.cfg and move the file to your game install folder (Default: C:\Program Files (X86)\Origin Games\Need For Speed).

    Quality will be way better provided your PC can handle it. You can up the value to 2.0000000 if you have a beast of a rig.

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