Setting Anisotropic filtering to off added 40fps (from 80 to 120)

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Bezdor

Mar 11 @ 7:05pm

Setting Anisotropic filtering to off added 40fps (from 80 to 120)

Kinda shocking, but it looks like turning of anisotropic filtering added 40 fps. GPU is 7900 GRE.

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Seiren

Mar 11 @ 7:14pm

If that is true, then there is a bug of some kind that needs looking into. AF is usually a setting that has minimal to no noticeable impact. I wonder if this is specific to that card/driver, or if the game is just really messed up right now.

I'm glad you found a 50% FPS boost for yourself.

GorillaGD

Mar 11 @ 7:18pm

Hmm, this did seem to significantly improve things for Yokohama with my 3060ti
Edit: Some areas still struggle, but it's still an improvement

Last edited by GorillaGD; Mar 11 @ 7:33pm

☂Mawiois

Mar 11 @ 8:31pm

IT'S THIS
HOLY MOTHER OF FORNICATION
Instant million fps and textures loading normally

Awesom-0

Mar 11 @ 8:47pm

What are you? A wizard?! thanks man :D

Trilkin

Mar 11 @ 8:49pm

How interesting, this helped me as well. Able to get a solid 60 with DLAA on at 1440p/Ultra/RT On in Yokohama with this(9800X3D/4070 Ti Super.) I ended up forcing Anisotropic filtering on at the driver level and disabling it in game to get the benefit of texture filtering without whatever weird overhead the game is adding to it.

Nice find.

Last edited by Trilkin; Mar 11 @ 8:50pm

Awesom-0

Mar 11 @ 8:53pm

Originally posted by Trilkin:
How interesting, this helped me as well. Able to get a solid 60 with DLAA on at 1440p/Ultra/RT On in Yokohama with this(9800X3D/4070 Ti Super.) I ended up forcing Anisotropic filtering on at the driver level and disabling it in game to get the benefit of texture filtering without whatever weird overhead the game is adding to it.

Nice find.

hey friend we meet again. How can you get such low fps? I have 7800xt and 120fps first big city.

I do use frame gen but everything is responsive as should be.

Last edited by Awesom-0; Mar 11 @ 8:57pm

Trilkin

Mar 11 @ 9:07pm

Originally posted by Awesom-0:
Originally posted by Trilkin:
How interesting, this helped me as well. Able to get a solid 60 with DLAA on at 1440p/Ultra/RT On in Yokohama with this(9800X3D/4070 Ti Super.) I ended up forcing Anisotropic filtering on at the driver level and disabling it in game to get the benefit of texture filtering without whatever weird overhead the game is adding to it.

Nice find.

hey friend we meet again. How can you get such low fps? I have 7800xt and 120fps first big city.

I do use frame gen but everything is responsive as should be.

Not using framegen, FPS is locked at 60 (it's closer to 70-80 unlocked, but the dips make it REALLY distracting when they do happen) and DLAA is not the same as superscaling. It's basically AI antialiasing at native res. Responsiveness isn't an issue at all. With frame gen, it'd be at 120fps, but I don't want the extra latency no matter how small.

Edit: For reference, at DLSS Quality, the FPS in Yokohama is around 90-100 without framgen.

Last edited by Trilkin; Mar 11 @ 9:11pm

Awesom-0

Mar 11 @ 9:27pm

Originally posted by Trilkin:
Originally posted by Awesom-0:

hey friend we meet again. How can you get such low fps? I have 7800xt and 120fps first big city.

I do use frame gen but everything is responsive as should be.

Not using framegen, FPS is locked at 60 (it's closer to 70-80 unlocked, but the dips make it REALLY distracting when they do happen) and DLAA is not the same as superscaling. It's basically AI antialiasing at native res. Responsiveness isn't an issue at all. With frame gen, it'd be at 120fps, but I don't want the extra latency no matter how small.

Edit: For reference, at DLSS Quality, the FPS in Yokohama is around 90-100 without framgen.

same here, but with frame gen on i get 120 and honestly the game feels amazing and responsive. to each his own I guess.