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It may not impact performance but Exclusive Fullscreen is required for Auto HDR.
the only problem is that you can't play with a lower resolution directly, like you can do with Cyberpunk. Since the borderless window defaults at the desktop resolution. Which is quite problematic since my screen is huge and go with 4K as recommended resolution, but want to play this game in 2K for performance reasons.
There is a way to use a lower scaling, like scaling it to 75%, but it looks like ♥♥♥♥. So I have to change my desktop resolution to 2K everytime I play the game. And it looks better and is running more efficient. So pretty much tired of having to switch back and forth with changing my desktop screen resolution. There is (or was?) the same issue with Hogwarts Legacy too not allowing to change the resolution, only scale it (and also look like ♥♥♥♥). Cyberpunk allows changing the resolution while in windowed fullscreen, which makes the game look great in 2K.