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If your 1080 Ti "mostly strives to get 60", your game is rendering way too much heavy effects :) If you actually tweak game settings (mostly turn off Screen Spa
by floatboth 9y ago
If your 1080 Ti "mostly strives to get 60", your game is rendering way too much heavy effects :) If you actually tweak game settings (mostly turn off Screen Space Reflections, Ambient Occlusion, crap like that), you can play many games at 4K60 with much cheaper hardware.
- onli 9y agoWell, OP talked specifically about max setting. But you are not wrong. That's a problem in general currently. Ultra/Max setting are incredibly heavy, but don't change the optics that much, especially not on a resolution that high. Not too sure how stable your FPS will be on cheaper hardware, but not running max has to help.
- floatboth 9y agoWell, my overclocked RX 480 does around 80-90 fps in Overwatch with tweaked settings at 4K. The problem is that presets tend to change everything. But at high res you need maximum texture size / mesh detail AND minimum effects.