Direct3D 10 hardware will be forced to use the "Low" setting.Īnti-aliasing technique, both have relatively low cost.
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When set to “High”, effects such as skin shading and parallax occlusion mapping are enabled. High: Softer volumetric effects and slightly less flickering in the fog, the difference is subtle.Ĭontrols other miscellaneous effects.Medium: Good balance of performance and quality.Direct3D 10.0 hardware will be forced to use a lower quality version of the fog. Restrain from using "High" unless you own a hi-range graphics card. The "High" setting will add a lot of pressure on you GPU and only make a subtle difference. Quality of the fog and volumetric effects in the game.
Low: Objects will use low polygon version more often and decals will disappear quite close to the camera.Systems with low/mid-range CPUs should restrain from using the "High" setting. Using the "High" setting is likely to ad more pressure on your CPU. High: Shadows resolution is doubled (2048).Ĭontrols the detail and draw distance of objects.Medium: Shadow will use the default resolution (1024).Low: Shadows will be half the resolution (512).Direct3D 10 hardware will be forced to use the "Low" setting. Higher values will requires your video card to do more work. You video card might limit the filtering to a lower value if it is not supported.Ĭontrols the resolution of the shadows. Systems having 1GB of VRAM or less will be restricted to “Medium” or lower.Īnisotropic filtering, from 1x to 16x.Systems running Direct3D 10 will be restricted to “Low” or lower.Trying to use larger textures than your RAM/VRAM can handle is likely to lead to poor performance. Very High will display the textures as the artists painted them. Any resolution matching the native aspect ratio will be marked as.The native monitor resolution will be marked as.If you are experiencing performance issues, please read carefully. Graphics SettingsHere is a list of all the available graphics settings in the option menu.
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