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Texture filtering

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Texture filtering from drivers

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Turning texture filtering on from the drivers ( in-game filtering is terrible)

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Turning texture filtering on from the drivers ( in-game filtering is terrible)

Just quickly reminder to turn on anisotropic filtering from your graphics card drivers for this game, in-game texture filtering in this game is pretty terrible. This will have around 1-2 fps drop on the performance.

Left side picture is 8x driver filtering and right side is in-game filtering. 16x filtering is slightly better and will cost 0.5-1 fps more, in-game filtering is probably 2x if I had to guess. This is for Nvidia, but it can be similarly enabled from the drivers with AMD too.

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Ranko 29 Apr, 2021 @ 10:34am

Does that fix this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v055RnKdzAQ&ab_channel=Crystal (the link is a youtube video showing how I see the game)

uberVano 28 Sep, 2018 @ 12:54pm

The problem seems to be in Texture Quality setting. If it's set to Ultra and you're playing on 1080p monitor, it's gonna be super blurry. Bump it down to High and suddenly everything looks as you would expect.

TheCrusherOnSTO 26 Aug, 2018 @ 6:13pm

Right out of the gate, just want to acknowledge that using 4k or 1080P is often a matter of opinion, and I've not noticed a big enough difference between running Quantum Break in 4k versus 1080P resolution.

All settings are shown in the embedded picture are geared for nVidia Graphics Card users; however using similar settings in an AMD Catalyst Control Panel "should" work. I've not tested these settings with anything related to AMD Cards though.

A fairly powerful system is definitely needed for Quantum Break, and these settings should help people get the best results.

I also have to ask people to please let me know if the embedded picture doesn't show because I'm not seeing it display on my end, and I've tried sharing in this comment a few times. If the picture does show, please let me know that too.

Thanks. :)

[img] https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1494146073 [/img]