Blurry

[negligentWarren]

Im running epic settings on native resolution as i have a good rig but everything looks so blurry despite no upscaling or frame gen, any fixes or something i dont know about?

EDIT- SEEMS LIKE I JUST NEEDED TO RESTART MY GAME WITH THE NEW SETTINGS AS IT WENT AWAY

[Marco]

Same here. All blurry and can't find a solution.

[flemming]

define "a good rig"

[Marco]

I am playing on Geforce NOW Ultimate

[flemming]

havn´t tried NOW so don´t know the pro´s/con´s but I would imagine that playing on a remote computer could create a new range of issues..
Doesn´t sound like an issue with the game itself though.. I run it on 2 seperate machines ( old and new ) and I have no issues except for the limitations of my GPU´s

[Marco]

My PC is AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 32 GB RAM, Geforce RTX 4060 Ti, Windows 11 and playing at 3440x1440

[flemming]

Originally posted by Marco:

My PC is AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 32 GB RAM, Geforce RTX 4060 Ti, Windows 11 and playing at 3440x1440

search the threads.. and you will probably find a solution.

[Jonathan J. O'Neill]

What is your resolution?

Does the 3D Resolution slider in your graphics settings say 100 or is it lower?

[Warmech]

Originally posted by Marco:

I am playing on Geforce NOW Ultimate

Originally posted by Marco:

My PC is AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 32 GB RAM, Geforce RTX 4060 Ti, Windows 11 and playing at 3440x1440

Kinda confused, if you're streaming I don't have much experience with Geforce Now other than to say it may be an bandwidth issue.

If it's blurry running locally on your own PC, can you let us know if you have the 8GB or 16GB VRAM version of the 4060Ti?

[Marco]

I have the 8GB version. On both, PC and Geforce Now, I have sometimes a blurry vision. Especially in the jungle. I tried a lot of things on both, but can't find a solution. I did set the 3D Resolution at 100 and that made it a bit better. But stil its sometimes hard to see the enemy. Now, most of the time I play with the flashlight to see them better.

[Marco]

And I have 1 GB fiber optic internet

[Warmech]

Sorry, not saying it's specifically your internet, but I'm also not sure what bitrate geforce now is using either.

For geforce now, if you want the best visual fidelity you should be using DLSS upscaling method with the super resolution set to DLAA. If you don't like the performance of that, you can also try the "Off" setting for super resolution for no extra anti-aliasing and a sharper image. Also make sure your texture resolution is set to high or epic.

For your own PC, 8GB VRAM is not enough to properly run 1440p ultrawide. For example, my 4070s at normal 1440p already will push up against 12GB VRAM with FG and RT on. One of the things game engines may do in that scenario is drastically lower texture quality to not have an out of memory crash. Try running in fullscreen mode with a reduced resolution to see if that helps, and also try the DLSS overrides for "Latest" in the nvidia app as these reduce VRAM usage as well.

[Marco]

Oke, thank you and I will try this.

[packetcreeper]

Originally posted by Jonathan J. O'Neill:

Does the 3D Resolution slider in your graphics settings say 100 or is it lower?

This is the number one reason why people say their game looks blurry. Set that to 100 and don't try to upscale.

[Ibuprofen]

Originally posted by packetcreeper:

Originally posted by Jonathan J. O'Neill:

Does the 3D Resolution slider in your graphics settings say 100 or is it lower?

This is the number one reason why people say their game looks blurry. Set that to 100 and don't try to upscale.

This and might reseting or changing stuff can help. I was using DLSS Quality mode and it was looking horrible until I switched to performance and back to quality. For some reason it was rendering in a very, very low resolution without properly displaying it.