White Artifacts in Vegetation at Low Light

[x_kit_]

I'm experiencing a graphical issue where white artifacts appear in vegetation under low-light conditions. The issue is most noticeable at night or in shadows, where small bright spots or flickering white patches appear on leaves and grass.

After some testing, I found that switching from DLSS to SMAA 2TX reduces the effect. Additionally, setting Volumetric Effect Details to "Experimental" also helps mitigate the issue.

I've attached a video showcasing the problem, along with my graphics settings. My GPU drivers are up to date. Has anyone else encountered this? Are there any other possible fixes?

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[Jate_Hews +_-]

this looks like GSync , FreeSyn issue, if u are using it, just disable, from screen shot i also see ur using dlss also disable that. You gou should be capable of getting 60+ FPS on high settings without dlss

[x_kit_]

Originally posted by Papież Polak 2:

this looks like GSync , FreeSyn issue, if u are using it, just disable, from screen shot i also see ur using dlss also disable that. You gou should be capable of getting 60+ FPS on high settings without dlss

I tested this by disabling both G-Sync/FreeSync and DLSS, but the issue persists. The white artifacts in vegetation under low-light conditions are still visible. Switching to SMAA 2TX and enabling Volumetric Effect Details (Experimental) reduces the effect, but it doesn’t fully eliminate it.

[Jate_Hews +_-]

Originally posted by x_kit_:

Originally posted by Papież Polak 2:

this looks like GSync , FreeSyn issue, if u are using it, just disable, from screen shot i also see ur using dlss also disable that. You gou should be capable of getting 60+ FPS on high settings without dlss

I tested this by disabling both G-Sync/FreeSync and DLSS, but the issue persists. The white artifacts in vegetation under low-light conditions are still visible. Switching to SMAA 2TX and enabling Volumetric Effect Details (Experimental) reduces the effect, but it doesn’t fully eliminate it.

Have you disabled vsync in game? This looks exactly like gsync issue. It's called flickering u can see that in the dark places, I have that the same when enabling free sync in my OLED monitor, so I disabled free sync in the monitor settings and vsync in game

[Jate_Hews +_-]

I would also suggest you ignore that stupid ap you are used to show your settings, and set in game overall settings to high.

[x_kit_]

Originally posted by Papież Polak 2:

Originally posted by x_kit_:

I tested this by disabling both G-Sync/FreeSync and DLSS, but the issue persists. The white artifacts in vegetation under low-light conditions are still visible. Switching to SMAA 2TX and enabling Volumetric Effect Details (Experimental) reduces the effect, but it doesn’t fully eliminate it.

Have you disabled vsync in game? This looks exactly like gsync issue. It's called flickering u can see that in the dark places, I have that the same when enabling free sync in my OLED monitor, so I disabled free sync in the monitor settings and vsync in game

Yep, in game

[Jate_Hews +_-]

Originally posted by x_kit_:

Originally posted by Papież Polak 2:

Have you disabled vsync in game? This looks exactly like gsync issue. It's called flickering u can see that in the dark places, I have that the same when enabling free sync in my OLED monitor, so I disabled free sync in the monitor settings and vsync in game

Yep, in game

Gsync is monitor side thing. U disable it in monitor settings like I said above

[Valkynaz]

Originally posted by x_kit_:

I'm experiencing a graphical issue where white artifacts appear in vegetation under low-light conditions. The issue is most noticeable at night or in shadows, where small bright spots or flickering white patches appear on leaves and grass.

After some testing, I found that switching from DLSS to SMAA 2TX reduces the effect. Additionally, setting Volumetric Effect Details to "Experimental" also helps mitigate the issue.

I've attached a video showcasing the problem, along with my graphics settings. My GPU drivers are up to date. Has anyone else encountered this? Are there any other possible fixes?

Bug

Game settings
Driver settings

I see what you're talking about, I got the same, it more looks like a light issue and it can only be fixed by a patch. Like you said these are small bright/lighted patchs that pop and disappear quickly.