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MaxParticleResize – change it to any number above 3 (3 is the highest performance lowest quality). Using this tweak will result in some projectiles and particles losing a lot of quality, and may be useful for GPU bottleneck in intense battles. Not advised for hardcore PvPers, since you’ll find it hard to see some projectiles like Plague and Flame Barrage.

A setting that controls whether the game engine allows foreground objects to cast shadows on themselves. Foreground objects are objects that are rendered in a higher priority than the rest of the scene, such as characters, weapons, and vehicles. UpscaleScreenPercentage is a setting that controls whether the game will scale the image to fit the screen resolution when using a lower or higher screen percentage1. Screen percentage is a resolution scaling technique that renders the game at a different resolution than the actual screen resolution1. For example, if your screen resolution is 1920×1080 and your screen percentage is 50%, the game will render at 960×540 and then scale it to 1920×1080. When it is disabled (set to False or 0), the game thread syncs with the rendering thread, which may reduce input latency but also lower the frame rate.

The value of this setting is either True or False, where True means that TAA is enabled and False means that TAA is disabled. A setting that controls whether to use one frame GPU lag in Unreal Engine 3 games. One frame GPU lag is a technique that delays the rendering of the current frame by one frame, which means that the game will display the previous frame instead of the current one.

The higher the DropMipLevelsLimit value, the more mipmaps are dropped from the texture streaming system, which means that the game will use lower resolution textures for distant objects. The lower the DropMipLevelsLimit value, the fewer mipmaps are dropped from the texture streaming system, which means that the game will use higher resolution textures for distant objects. This can help increase the visual quality and realism of the game, but it can also cause some performance issues such as stuttering or lagging. Is a setting that controls the maximum number of mipmaps that can be used for textures in Unreal Engine 3 games. Mipmaps are smaller versions of textures that are used for rendering objects that are far away from the camera, which can improve performance and reduce aliasing. The value of this setting is the number of mipmaps that can be generated for each texture, starting from the largest resolution (mip0) to the smallest resolution (mipN).

I can’t remember if V-sync is on by default or not, but if it is, setting UseVsync to false will improve performance. This setting is usually ignored by your graphics card driver, so please enable or disable vsync from there. A monitor with a 60Hz display can show up to 60 frames per second, for example; a 144Hz monitor can display up to 144 fps, etc. If you play a game that runs at 100 fps on a 60Hz monitor, you might experience screen tearing. He holds a Master of Arts degree in Research Psychology with a focus on Cyberpsychology in particular. Assuming you have a double buffer PC, the front buffer is the screen you see, and the back buffer is the information pushed out to the GPU.

• The higher the resolution of shadow maps, the more detailed and sharp the shadows are, but also the more performance cost and memory usage they incur.
• Adds the option to combine hard or soft texture meshes into a single stream, thus smoothing vertexes.
• A setting that controls how quickly the texture streaming system reacts to changes in the level of detail (LOD) of textures in Unreal Engine 3 games.
• However, texture mapping can also consume a lot of memory and performance resources, especially for high-resolution textures.
• Size of the texture generated by ImageReflectionSceneCapture actors.

(BaseSystemSettings.ini)

A setting that controls the initial size of the memory block allocated for storing FMod shadow primitive interactions in Unreal Engine 3 games. The HysteresisLimit setting defines the minimum difference between the current LOD and the desired LOD of a texture before the texture streaming system starts to load or unload mipmaps. The higher the HysteresisLimit value, the more stable the texture streaming system will be, but also the more likely it will be to display lower quality textures. The lower the HysteresisLimit value, the more responsive the texture streaming system will be, but also the more likely it will be to cause texture popping or stuttering.

Can’t get rid of screen tearing.

For example, if you have a GPU with 6 GBs of VRAM, you can set this value to 6000. CompositeDynamicLights – Composite dynamic lights use a less precise algorithm and save a lot of CPU processing. It is advised you turn it to True if you keep dynamics light on. The quality loss is not noticeable and performance is noticeably improved in high lighting tera vsync areas. Screen tearing happens when your screen isn’t in sync with your GPU, causing it to display a new image before the old one has finished rendering.

Set lower to make them disappear sooner to improve performance. Determines the distance in which Decals start disappearing from your view. Replaces streaming “triggers” with dynamic streaming volumes so the map can be loaded while playing (reduces map load times), rather than having to wait for it all out at once. Sets whether to allow lightmaps to stream in and out based on player distance.

The higher the resolution of shadow maps, the more detailed and sharper the shadows are, but also the more performance cost and memory usage they incur. A setting that controls the minimum resolution of precomputed shadow maps in Unreal Engine 3 games. Precomputed shadow maps are textures that store precomputed lighting and shadow information for static objects in the scene. The higher the resolution of precomputed shadow maps, the more detailed and sharper the shadows are, but also the more performance cost and memory usage they incur. Is a setting that controls whether image-based reflections use shadows or not in Unreal Engine 3 games. Image-based reflections are a technique that creates realistic and dynamic reflections by using textured quads, lights, and shadows to approximate the scene.

• I think I’ve tried everything; capped my frames, forced vsync, took vsync off, used my Nvidia GeForce experience to optimize settings, etc.
• Tony is a computing writer at Tom’s Guide covering laptops, tablets, Windows, and iOS.
• To give you an idea of how it’s done, here’s how to enable VSync through Nvidia’s control panel on your PC.
• When the frames per second don’t sync with the refresh rate of the GPU, tearing occurs.
• If you’re experiencing severe input lag or dropped frames with VSync enabled, then you should turn it off.
• If there is something more that you could add here just let me know and i will edit this post.

If it is set to False, the game will not use secondary lighting, but instead use a simpler lighting model. If it is set to True, the game will use secondary lighting for some materials, such as character skin, hair, and cloth. If it is set to False, the game will not use radial blur, but instead use other types of motion blur or no blur at all. If it is set to True, the game will use radial blur for some effects, such as camera shakes, explosions, or projectiles.