I want to run this game at 4K Resolution, What settings would be good for me to run under that resolution with a decent framerate?

[Briancatchflights]

I have a MSI GTX 1080 Ti OC, 32 GB Corsair Vengenace Ram, i7 8700K CPU.

[Chicken Balti]

Hello, if you don't have a native resolution 4K monitor, only 1080p for instance, try the following DSR settings for your powerful 1080Ti OC.
You will then see DSR 4K listed (along with other higher than 1080p resolutions) as a resolution setting within your games graphic settings. Other TS2019 'in-game graphics settings' can be set to their highest values, you have a GPU able to handle those high settings. AA settings at their highest will have the most impact on frame rates and with DSR running, not really needed to be as high (read the DSR info for how it works).
Best.
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/dsr/technology

[Briancatchflights]

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

Hello, if you don't have a native resolution 4K monitor, only 1080p for instance, try the following DSR settings for your powerful 1080Ti OC.
You will then see DSR 4K listed (along with other higher than 1080p resolutions) as a resolution setting within your games graphic settings. Other TS2019 'in-game graphics settings' can be set to thier highest values, you have a GPU able to handle those high settings. AA settings at their highest will have the most impact on frame rates and with DSR running, not really needed to be as high (read the DSR info for how it works).
Best.
https://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/dsr/technology

Thanks, but that does not answer the question.

[Chicken Balti]

Hello, Why not? You did not say what type of monitor you had, leaving me to the answer I provided, which covered settings as well...

[Briancatchflights]

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

Hello, Why not? You did not say what type of monitor you had, leaving me to the answer I provided, which covered settings as well...

I have a 32 Inch 1080p monitor. I already upscaled the game to 4K but it performs badly, sadly.

[Chicken Balti]

Originally posted by Gamer4Life:

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

Hello, Why not? You did not say what type of monitor you had, leaving me to the answer I provided, which covered settings as well...

I have a 32 Inch 1080p monitor. I already upscaled the game to 4K but it performs badly, sadly.

Hello again. I take it you have tried DSR then? What TS2019 in-game AA settings are you using? The highest TS2019 AA settings using Super Sampling will still reduce your frame rates despite you having a powerful GPU. Are you allowing TS2019 in-game graphic settings to control your 1080Ti and not the other way around, which can cause problems?
Your other settings are worth checking as well, regarding monitor connections, have a look at the following link. Many gamers are not aware and not gaining the best possible picture quality from their monitor that it is capable of, as the monitor expert explains in the link.
https://pcmonitors.info/articles/correcting-hdmi-colour-on-nvidia-and-amd-gpus/

[Briancatchflights]

Ok, the AA setting is set to FXAA 3x3 SSAA.

[Chicken Balti]

Originally posted by Gamer4Life:

Ok, the AA setting is set to FXAA 3x3 SSAA.

Thanks, the answers to my other questions will also help me help you please? Try turning down your in-game TS AA settings to FXAA 2x2 SSAA or even lower if trying DSR will help increase your frame rates. Full AA settings in TS2019 is a frame rate killer on modern detailed TS routes.

[Briancatchflights]

Ok i'll try that.

[Chicken Balti]

Originally posted by Gamer4Life:

Ok i'll try that.

Yes try that, it should help. Can you please answer my other questions in my other post? I can only help you, if you help me with answers. Are you allowing TS2019 to have full control of your 1080Ti, or are you changing TS2019 in-game graphics settings 'and' making Nvidia changes to your GPU? That can cause problems. Leave your Nvidia TS2019 profile graphics settings to 'Application Controlled' where that option exists. That will give TS2019 settings full control of your GPU (as recomended to avoid performance issues.) What is your monitor model and how do you connect to your GPU, HDMI, DP or DVI?
Late here now, so will check back in the morning.
Best.

[Briancatchflights]

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

Originally posted by Gamer4Life:

Ok i'll try that.

Yes try that, it should help. Can you please answer my other questions in my other post? I can only help you, if you help me with answers. Are you allowing TS2019 to have full control of your 1080Ti, or are you changing TS2019 in-game graphics settings 'and' making Nvidia changes to your GPU? That can cause problems. Leave your Nvidia TS2019 profile graphics settings to 'Application Controlled' where that option exists. That will give TS2019 settings full control of your GPU (as recomended to avoid performance issues.) What is your monitor model and how do you connect to your GPU, HDMI, DP or DVI?
Late here now, so will check back in the morning.
Best.

I have set custom settings for this game using Nvidia Control Center, I am making changes. I use a LG 32MP58HQ-P 32-Inch IPS Monitor with Screen Split as my monitor.

[Chicken Balti]

That will possibly be your problem then, conflicting settings reducing performance. Just control TS2019 from the sims in-game graphics settings only, leave the Nvidia Control Center GPU settings as 'Application Controlled' where listed as an option for the TS2019 profile.
What connections are you using from GPU to your monitor? Have you read the link I provided, to check your monitor/GPU settings are correct and providing the correct colour signal to display?
Best.

[Wolfsun]

Originally posted by Gamer4Life:

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

Hello, Why not? You did not say what type of monitor you had, leaving me to the answer I provided, which covered settings as well...

I have a 32 Inch 1080p monitor. I already upscaled the game to 4K but it performs badly, sadly.

If you're using nvidia's DSR feature turn off AA in game options. You don't need it. The downscaling takes care of all that - don't know how but it does. FXAA, AA, MSAA, MFAA; turn it all off. You'll be amazed at how much better your perfromance is even with that monster GPU/Graphics card you've got. And it looks better (if it didn't why do it).

I've got an old 970GTX running with an i7-5820K and 16GB RAM. I tried my normal 1920X1080P at 4X and got around 45 to 58 FPS. Wondered about the DSR feature. Switched res to 3840X2160 leaving all the settings alone. FPS dropped into the 20's. Turned off AA and BAM! Back into the 40's and it looks beautiful.

Now I run almost everything using DSR (and an added benefit is that my GPU now runs at an average 71C instead of the 77C it runs at with AA turned on).

[Briancatchflights]

Originally posted by Werewolf13:

Originally posted by Gamer4Life:

I have a 32 Inch 1080p monitor. I already upscaled the game to 4K but it performs badly, sadly.

If you're using nvidia's DSR feature turn off AA in game options. You don't need it. The downscaling takes care of all that - don't know how but it does. FXAA, AA, MSAA, MFAA; turn it all off. You'll be amazed at how much better your perfromance is even with that monster GPU/Graphics card you've got. And it looks better (if it didn't why do it).

I've got an old 970GTX running with an i7-5820K and 16GB RAM. I tried my normal 1920X1080P at 4X and got around 45 to 58 FPS. Wondered about the DSR feature. Switched res to 3840X2160 leaving all the settings alone. FPS dropped into the 20's. Turned off AA and BAM! Back into the 40's and it looks beautiful.

Now I run almost everything using DSR (and an added benefit is that my GPU now runs at an average 71C instead of the 77C it runs at with AA turned on).

What are your in-game settings and Nvidia settings set to?

[Chicken Balti]

Hello Gamer4life. I don't seem to be getting all the answers from you to my questions, so can't help you any further. You are asking others the same questions now, as before, regarding settings, which I have explained in detail to you already. Starting to go round in circles.
Werewolf13 is correct, to a point, you can turn off AA when using DSR, however, the displayed DSR picture will not look as good as TS in-game AA turned on as well. You have a very powerful GPU which should handle both with ease, although your AA settings don't need to be set high, just lower AA to a balanced setting that provides nice picture quality and performance too.
Good luck.

[Briancatchflights]

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

Hello Gamer4life. I don't seem to be getting all the answers from you to my questions, so can't help you any further. You are asking others the same questions now, as before, regarding settings, which I have explained in detail to you already. Starting to go round in circles.
Werewolf13 is correct, to a point, you can turn off AA when using DSR, however, the displayed DSR picture will not look as good as TS in-game AA turned on as well. You have a very powerful GPU which should handle both with ease, although your AA settings don't need to be set high, just lower AA to a balanced setting that provides nice picture quality and performance too.
Good luck.

I am using an HDMI connection to my computer and it is providing the correct colour signal. Sorry for the late response.