Maybe i'm doing something wrong, but i go from 120FPS to 78FPS using this preset. It even goes lower, to 60-62 on missions. I'm at 4K, maxed out, DLSS Balanced with a 4070ti + Ryzen 7 7800X3D.
no, 60 fps is just when your brain considers a flashing image to be a stable image. You can notice a difference if an image is above 60 fps because your brain doesn't have to fill in as many gaps anymore
i thought the same thing until i got a 144hz monitor, seriously. Also, the eyeballs for all intents and purposes have """unlimited framerate""". Look it up.
it says error and couldnt load? all the presets load in, yeah but it doesnt come with the options enabled and since this was working the day I downloaded now its not.
TAA blur can't be removed with sharpening. That lost detail can't be brought back only the illusion of it + it does nothing to combat temporal motion blurring / smearing, only stationary.
I respect the effort though, but I just need to make this clear. If this really bothers people they should disable TAA & all sharpening (since sharpening with no AA looks gross since the image is already sharp) and from there if you have performance to spare super-sampling is recommended
Tested this out and its not bad. But getting alot of flashing on screen at times. It flashes and almost seems like the reshade preset flickers in and out. (On and off then back on again) Also, in areas that are real dark and casted in shadow, it seems like an ambient occlusion effect bleeds through and is very visible in the cracks and crevices of things. Like on the player character and in the armor for exmple
Did you use the "Addon" version of ReShade when installing it? If so, don't. I think that version is only meant for single player games and can cause complications in online ones
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Don't know what is going on tbh.
I respect the effort though, but I just need to make this clear. If this really bothers people they should disable TAA & all sharpening (since sharpening with no AA looks gross since the image is already sharp) and from there if you have performance to spare super-sampling is recommended