This is no PC-melter, and its system requirements arent exactly aForspoken-styleshopping list of premium components.
Or, if youve got the rig for it, ultrawide and4K monitorsupport awaits as well.
Theres even DLSS, which I can confirmno longer makes your pets bald.
Older kit, like the Nvidia GeForce GTX 760, should be fine as well.
In practice, this has a remarkably similar effect to the Processing Reduction setting above.
Low, or 75%, is simply too low-res when using 1080p as a starting point.
Leave this on 150% unless youre trying to use integrated laptop graphics or something.
Surprisingly, there was no performance gain at all when I disabled them, so keep them on.
The Low setting also bumped performance up by 3%, so its not no biggie either way.
Then again, it can help at the highest of resolutions.
Foliage Sway:Determines whether foliage, uh, sways.
Motion Blur:Nope.
Or, in the case of the Heavy setting, the whole screen.
Leave this on Off or Default to avoid overdoing it.
Depth of Field:Adds a pretty strong DoF effect at all times.
Luckily, its off by default.
Film Grain:Another optional aesthetic tweak, this time with no performance hit.
It still makes everything slightly darker, mind.
None of these will noticeably help or harm performance.
