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If your PC is on the low end it could cause FPS dips because you are seeing more on the screen higher you increase FOV...
Increasing resolution scale is rendering the game at a higher resolution than what your monitor is showing that will cause FPS dips on weaker hardware.
Increasing reso scale will always lower fps on any system. the ratio of how much increase:how much fps loss is dependant upon your hardware and most importantly your CPU.
anything higher looks fisheyed
game look great tho on my system ,,have zero problems with it so far
If you are gaming at a 1080 resolution and set resolution scaling to 2 you are basically displaying a 4k resolution upscaled from 1080! A setting that only the top tier hardware can really handle.
As everybody else has said, 90 is ideal for 16:9.