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All shadows are on low and distance field shadowing is also turned off.
I used to need this little gem on my old laptop - despite already having shadows on low and field shadowing off. Press TAB and type this in:
r.shadowquality 0
When entering the game on AB, my old laptop gave me a 15-18FPS counter on the Steam FPS meter (upper right), using this, it went up to 25-30FPS steady. Go figure.
Thanks for the advice, I already used it. Normally they range from 30-45, but they still go down to 20-25 in certain areas, especially the Crab/Spino river.
Oh yeah. AB is a monster to most GPU/PC's. My Ryzen 7 2700x, 1660ti and 16GB can dish out 50-70 FPS constantly on Rag, The Center, Scorched, Extinction and Valguero... The Island, is weird, I get from 30-70, but mostly hovers around 40ish... and AB... well, on all Epic, I still get 35-50ish, but there's a few instances I can get 25-ish dips here and there... but it's DAMN GORGEOUS!
I've built my base in the blue zone, with an easy drop in Rock Drake country just nearby... and I just... yeah. I sometimes gaze at the area for no reason. XD
Nice! Yeah, I turned up the graphics too, since it doesn't seem to make a difference if I lower them. The 20-25 drops are really annoying, but it can't be helped I guess.
I noticed that too. I'm just wondering why lowering the graphics doesn't give me a performance boost. Only the "r.shadowquality 0" command does.
Thank you so much for this! From 30fps to 60fps!