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1. Drop screen resolution. Dropping from 1920x1080 down to 1280x720 increased FPS by 43%. This can be dropped further but 720 should be lowest acceptable quality.
2. Drop shadow level from 5 (default) to 4. Increased FPS 9%
3. Drop shadow level from 4 to 3. Increased FPS a further 15%
4. Disable water reflection. Increased FPS 11%
5. Disable FXAA. Increased FPS 8%
6. Drop shadow level from 3 to 2. Increased FPS 5%
7. Disable SSAO. Another ~5%
8. Drop shadow level from 2 to 1
Apparently this is what Skybox told beta testers for EE. From what I can tell, SSAO (which is supposed to put shadows in corners and would have made EE look amazing) actually doesn't do anything but add these little confetti artifacts to all surfaces when you zoom in really far. So dissabling it is an easy 5% fps increase.
I have found that on my machine, dissabling water refraction has by far the greatest impact on fps. I mean it's night and day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiXykXPnPJ8