What settings are responsible for the hair?

[777]

I have a weak video card, but I don't really want to look at the terrible tuft of the horse's tail.

[nfinite.recursion]

Turning on antialiasing is the only thing that makes it look better afaik. Setting it to "Low" uses FXAA which isn't very demanding.

[777]

Originally posted by nfinite.recursion:

Turning on antialiasing is the only thing that makes it look better afaik. Setting it to "Low" uses FXAA which isn't very demanding.

I already had a high value.

https://imgur.com/nuXZrBY
You can see the squares on the tail.

[EchoSON]

Originally posted by 777:

Originally posted by nfinite.recursion:

Turning on antialiasing is the only thing that makes it look better afaik. Setting it to "Low" uses FXAA which isn't very demanding.

I already had a high value.

https://imgur.com/nuXZrBY
You can see the squares on the tail.

That is a resolution / AA thing
Like if you try playing Ark Survival evolved with Render scaling turned to 50% or something

https://www.gamebyte.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/a3183d55-elden-ring-torrent-guide.jpg

There's a normal pic - you can see how it might deteriorate at lower resolution

[777]

Originally posted by EchoSON:

Originally posted by 777:

I already had a high value.

https://imgur.com/nuXZrBY
You can see the squares on the tail.

That is a resolution / AA thing
Like if you try playing Ark Survival evolved with Render scaling turned to 50% or something

https://www.gamebyte.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/a3183d55-elden-ring-torrent-guide.jpg

There's a normal pic - you can see how it might deteriorate at lower resolution

And what is the conclusion? What settings should I change? Write specifically, I do not need to explain unnecessary things.