• Motion Blur Strength -> 0
  
• Chromatic Aberration -> Off

• Dynamic Resolution -> Off
  
• Anisotropic Filtering -> 16x

• Ray Tracing Quality -> Medium
  
• Ray Traced Shadows -> Off
  
• Ray Traced Reflections -> Off
  
• Ray Traced Ambient Occlusion -> Off
  
• Ray Traced Transparent Reflections -> Off
  
• Ray Traced DDGI -> Off
  
• Crowd -> Low
  
• Ground Cover -> Low
  
• Trees -> Low
  
• High Quality Hair -> Off

• Anti-Aliasing -> TAA Only
  
• Post Process -> Low

Not my video, but a good explanation on why TAA is not good:

There is no way to disable Anti-Aliasing within the menu. There is no other technique of Anti-Aliasing implemented other than TAA or downscaled stuff like DLSS or FSR in this game.


Open Explorer -> Documents -> My Games -> F1 23 -> hardwaresettings -> hardware_settings_config.xml

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Enjoy no Anti-Aliasing and the raw sharpness.


There is motion blur hidden in the Post Processing even with option inside of the menu turned to low. Make sure you turn off "motionBlur", "depthOfField", "lensFlare", "bloom" and "motionBlurV2".

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No anoying visual effects that simulate camera optics.

Every change of the graphics within the game menu can override these changes. Always check the config file after any kind of update of the game or change in the settings.

While I get that the devs try to make it look good for trailers, I absolutely don't get, why they don't make the options accessable inside the menu.

I assume they don't want you to turn off TAA. If you enable Ray Tracing, on lower RT levels while TAA is off, it is really noisy and quite distracting. This shows you the flaws of Ray Tracing clearly. But blurring the entire screen with awful TAA is not the solution. This impedes with the gameplay and makes it worse for everyone.

If this is the prize we have to pay, only to get Ray Tracing, I would rather not have Ray Tracing...

This comes from a guy that bought a RTX 3080 specifically for this technology...

Imagine you could have Multi-Sampling Anti-Aliasing (MSAA) instead... There would be no conversation about blurry vision, since this technique doesn't have these issues.