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Same here. Can't get it to stick.
I read somewhere that when you have the settings on extreme, it autimatically is set to 2.0, but I can't see that, neither in the options, nor in the config file...
You could try manually set it to your desired shading rate in the config file. Maybe you have to set it to read only after that, so that it will stick.
Didn't try that yet, but might do so after work ;)
It worked, good tip!
Testing dif. rates now at 1440p and comparing its performance against 4k.
What I found:
When I lower my resolution to f.e. 800x600, then I can change it to 4.0x
is it so: 800x600 (max 4.0x)..... 1680x1050 (max 1.1x)..... 1920x1080 (max 1.0x).
That means that it depends on resolution 800x600 -> 1920x1080 = 4.0x -> 1.0x
That is pretty strange...
Any suggestions??? Thx.
I am on 1080p and can set it all the way to 4.0x
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1726022916
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1726022967
The available shading rate is determined by how many shaders your GPU has, not the resolution
OK, I understand, but that is then pretty strange. I have Asus Strix RTX 2080 Ti OC, which has 4352 shaders. It has to work then, right? But it doesnt go above 1.0x under 1920x1080 and it doesnt matter which graphic settings I set, but when I change the resolution to lower, then I can increase the shading rate. Thats what I am talking about. How the resolution decreases, then the possible shading rate increases.
Also, the OP said he could do it manually in the config, so try that.