Best settings for GTX 1050 2gb Vram?

[Akechii]

TIA

[Nish-Ki]

Let Nvidia Experience decide it for you. But high should be the minimum you'll need for 60 FPS on a monitor or TV. Good card that

[Sachi]

If I had the 1050 I would have a more accurate way to find out, but for any first time on a new GPU I would try the presets. Start with low or medium and see what tweaks to those presets help performance.

[kdodds]

Originally posted by NS in SA:

Let Nvidia Experience decide it for you. But high should be the minimum you'll need for 60 FPS on a monitor or TV. Good card that

^^this^^^ GeForce Experience generally errs on the side of caution, so bumping up from there should still allow you a playable game.

[Sachi]

Personally, GeForce Experience lead to not the best performance with my 1070 but it's worth a shot

[kdodds]

Originally posted by el oh el:

Personally, GeForce Experience lead to not the best performance with my 1070 but it's worth a shot

That's odd, because it did the exact opposite on my daughter's 1070 machine. My 1080 is maxed everything plus mods, never dips below the capped 60.

[Akechii]

much thanks for the answers you brought, ill try it later

[EX8MG3]

running med-high settings without godrays on 720p, using gtx950+i5 6600, 60fps all the time even on the stairs in diamond city, quite good for me

[Akechii]

im running at ultra with no godrays and the fps is 60-40 which is good

[Akechii]

i mean ultra textures lmao

[casualsailor]

Originally posted by NS in SA:

Let Nvidia Experience decide it for you. But high should be the minimum you'll need for 60 FPS on a monitor or TV. Good card that

This is my advise as well. GFE isn't perfect. But it will typically give you a good baseline from which to start tweaking. And the advantage is that if you start with an "optimized" configuration and then screw up you can quicly go back and "optimize" again to get back to a stable config.

In general, if you bump up the overall detail level then disable god rays and lower shadow distances.

[Trehek]

If you install Shadow Boost for dynamic shadow distance and ENBoost for memory management, you should easily be able to run on ultra with a stable 60 fps.