Borderless Window option?

[adamiecz]

Any plans to introduce a borderless window option? Fullscreen won't allow me to select a lower resolution than desktop so I'm forced to run at 4K...

[Doubi9]

I have the same problem and it's very annoying...

[Dammerung2010]

Same issue, defaults to 4096x2160 instead of 3840x2160. Can't change it, and using windowed mode isn't an option since that disables variable refresh rate.

[psolord]

Same here. Desktop is at 4k, want to play 1080p fullscreen/borderless and I cannot. Editing the .ini file does not work either. Come on devs, this is basic stuff.

[Nud3lRick]

Do you want a lower resolution because of performance? If so, why not use the upscaler DLSS/FSR/TSR?

[adamiecz]

Publicado originalmente por Nud3lRick:

Do you want a lower resolution because of performance? If so, why not use the upscaler DLSS/FSR/TSR?

I'm playing this via emulation on a M3 Max, so despite the top specs of my laptop, even at Ultra Performance with FSR3 there are places (like Icarus) where the FPS tanks to 30s (though mostly it stays in the 40-60 range). In my experience 1440p or slightly above mixed with higher FSR setting gives much better FPS to quality ration than 4K at Ultra Performance. Mind you, the FSR in this game is surprisingly jaggy, even at 4K and quality setting the motion shimmer is strong with this one.

[RodroG]

This game only supports and allows windowed or borderless-windowed display presentation modes (regardless of how they miss-labeled the latter mode as Fullscreen in the game settings). As this is a DX12 game following the latest Window Display Driver Model, you cannot change/select display resolution in-game when borderless windowed and only follow your set desktop resolution. So, what they need to add is a real fullscreen display mode.

[psolord]

Publicado originalmente por Nud3lRick:

Do you want a lower resolution because of performance? If so, why not use the upscaler DLSS/FSR/TSR?

Because it's not the same thing my friend. The tensor cores, do use some of the board's power, in order to work their magic.

Here's an example, this is 4k/dlss performance essentially 1080p internal resolution, vs 1080p dlaa native. The latter is quite faster. The first has better image quality of course, when displayed on a 4k panel, but at the distance I am playing (4m) I don't care.


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