Optimal Settings

[Frisky Dingo]

For high graphic.
Fighting Ground Object Density: Standard
Internal resolution: 5
Display Mode: Borderless Windowed
Maximum frame rate: 120
Ambient Occlusion: Off
Screen Space Reflections: On
Motion Blur: Off
VSync: Off
NPCs: Uncrowded
Battle Hub Participants: 60
Subsurface Scattering: On
Antialiasing: On
Depth of Field Effect: On
Limit world Tour Battles to 30 FPS: Off
Lighting Quality: Ultra High
Texture Quality: Highest
Mesh Quality: Highest
Shadow Quality: Highest
Shader Quality: High
Effects Quality: High
Sampling Quality: Highest
Bloom Quality: High

For performance.
Fighting Ground Object Density: Standard
Internal resolution: 3
Display Mode: Borderless Windowed
Maximum frame rate: 60
Ambient Occlusion: Off
Screen Space Reflections: On
Motion Blur: Off
VSync: Off
NPCs: Uncrowded
Battle Hub Participants: 60
Subsurface Scattering: On
Antialiasing: On
Depth of Field Effect: Off
Limit world Tour Battles to 30 FPS: Off
Lighting Quality: Ultra High
Texture Quality: Normal
Mesh Quality: Normal
Shadow Quality: Low
Shader Quality: Low
Effects Quality: Low
Sampling Quality: Standard
Bloom Quality: Off

I run mine on performance and the only thing I've had to change was the frame rate from 60FPS to 120FPS. No more lag, hope it helps you too.

[N7 ElusiveOne]

What's your basis for optimal settings? When digital foundry does this, they consider what settings have little visual impact but cost frame rate across several different hardware configurations.

[CMDR CWolfxUK]

See, hardware matters. My last PC would have had to carefully pick settings based on impact. Current one I run top settings on everything.
I do wish it had dedicated Fullscreen mode though.

[Frisky Dingo]

Originally posted by N7 ElusiveOne:

What's your basis for optimal settings? When digital foundry does this, they consider what settings have little visual impact but cost frame rate across several different hardware configurations.

the whoosywhatty? I guess my basis would just be me going in and out of settings slowly changing graphics until my game didn't lag when playing the board breaking mini games. I'm not entirely sure what you mean but I'm running a GTX 1070 and a ryzen 5 3600. wasnt aware that digital foundry was a thing

[CMDR CWolfxUK]

Nothing for PC... Yet: https://www.digitalfoundry.net/video-games/street-fighter-6

[ForgottenLordOfCinder]

The game is poorly optimized every setup will have different outcomes

[CMDR CWolfxUK]

No, poorly optimised is Wild Hearts.

[Forza Piadina]

Originally posted by ForgottenLordOfCinder:

The game is poorly optimized every setup will have different outcomes

i Play on full hd max setting upscaled to 4k with a 1070 and i never had a crash or a slowdown.

[ForgottenLordOfCinder]

Originally posted by Banana Boo:

Originally posted by ForgottenLordOfCinder:

The game is poorly optimized every setup will have different outcomes

i Play on full hd max setting upscaled to 4k with a 1070 and i never had a crash or a slowdown.

Lucky you I'm on a 7th gen i7 with a 6gig 3060 rtx game and OS on nvme still freezes more than a break dancer.

[Holografix]

Originally posted by Banana Boo:

Originally posted by ForgottenLordOfCinder:

The game is poorly optimized every setup will have different outcomes

i Play on full hd max setting upscaled to 4k with a 1070 and i never had a crash or a slowdown.

how do you upscale? is that a option in the SF6 graphics menu?

[Forza Piadina]

Originally posted by Holografix:

Originally posted by Banana Boo:

i Play on full hd max setting upscaled to 4k with a 1070 and i never had a crash or a slowdown.

how do you upscale? is that a option in the SF6 graphics menu?

Just Use the nvidia setting in the 3d option.


i HAVE TO CORRECT MYSELF... There is no fullscreen mode but only Borderless windows so the Upscaling doesn't work, only the sharpening :-(

[Holografix]

Originally posted by Banana Boo:

Originally posted by Holografix:

how do you upscale? is that a option in the SF6 graphics menu?

Just Use the nvidia setting in the 3d option.


i HAVE TO CORRECT MYSELF... There is no fullscreen mode but only Borderless windows so the Upscaling doesn't work, only the sharpening :-(

ah ok, oh well. thx anyway.