GAME CHANGING Warzone Graphic Settings Combined with 3 Essential NVIDIA Filters Must Try Lastly, I've read users with multiple monitors are more likely to experience issues, though I have only 1 monitor, but that might fit with 1 or both of you. Plus I think I get a few more FPS with G-SYNC off, also not seeing any tearing with that. I have my GeForce Experience set for performance but don't use the optimal settings from this as I get higher FPS as it is without it. I can check in game later to see what the in-game resolution is running at, it will most likely be some random resolution. I think they are the main issues, I've just checked on GeForce Experience and can see I'm currently set to run in Windows Borderless, at 2560*1440, 50% render resolution and RTX off, which might explain my superb FPS at the moment. Render resolution changes from 100% to between 50-66%

Screen changes from Full screen to Full Screen borderless To add to what I've posted, this is what I've noticed on my PC, in no particular order:

I find it hard to explain this though, and I have nearly identical specs but it never happens on his PC, it happens on mine though. Upscaling uses a form of AI at a lower computational cost to rendering the full frame but graphically, it is hard for most people to tell an upscaled image and full resolution rendered image apart when playing at 230-250fps.Ĭlick to expand.It was more for the OP, but if you're both having the same issues then yes, trying to get a picture of whether or not it's something to do with the hardware or the software, though it seems to be software.Īre you running with Ray Tracing on? I've turned off on my PC which is why I get well over 200fps at 1440p, even with my CPU running in Power Saving mode so clocks stay at around 2.2Ghz. My last change actually improved my actual gaming experience with the boost in fps that I mentioned above, so I am happy to just roll with it, but I have a feeling it is related to the render resolution scaling where the game renders at a lower than optimum resolution in order to reduce the GPU workload and then upscales to the desired screen resolution. When they change, do you change them back only to find them changing again?ĭo the new settings give you higher or lower fps? I use MSI Afterburner to keep an eye on my FPS, CPU + GPU temps, clock speeds and temperatures. Though for the last month or so, I have not noticed a change in my settings, I started the game up and it was running at between 220-250fps when previously it was running at 180-220fps, so I thought seeing as I like this change I will leave it and my frame rates have been more or less consistent since. I used to get this on my PC, maybe not as often as you seem to be getting it, but it would usually happen after any updates, where it is 1 of those massive 20GB updates or just a simple 200mb update, straight after that my graphics settings would be different.

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