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DrBombs Mar 20, 2020 @ 4:58pm
Texture Pool Size - No difference?
So I keep changing my Texture Pool Size and the textures remains the EXACT SAME THING, very very blurry.

Anyone else experiencing the same?

I got a 1070ti with 8 gigs.

I have also checkedi in geforce Control Panel, and it is set for quality not performance, anyone?
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Mr. Nut Mar 20, 2020 @ 5:06pm 
Can't even get mine past the low setting, yet I can set everything else up to ultra nightmare and the game runs fine. I also never had this issue with Doom 2016, I guess i'm having a similar problem?
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MakutaOfShadows Mar 20, 2020 @ 5:08pm 
I had this until I turned off Dynamic Resolution Scaling. Not sure if that's what it might be for you.
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GepardenK Mar 20, 2020 @ 5:11pm 
Originally posted by Mr. Nut:
Can't even get mine past the low setting, yet I can set everything else up to ultra nightmare and the game runs fine. I also never had this issue with Doom 2016, I guess i'm having a similar problem?

Game will disable Texture Pool options if it thinks you don't have enough VRAM for them. Not being able to go past Low seems like a bug though, or something is clogging up your VRAM. Check the top of the options screen, the game should display how much VRAM it thinks you have there.
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GepardenK Mar 20, 2020 @ 5:12pm 
If it's blurry OP turn off Resolution Scaling like Makuta said. Should fix your issue
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DrBombs Mar 20, 2020 @ 5:21pm 
I put Resolution Scaling even before I started playing the game, it is on off since I started, still same crap...
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DrBombs Mar 20, 2020 @ 5:21pm 
Vram says 6gbs/8gbs, I stil have 2 extra left
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nice crispy bacon Mar 21, 2020 @ 6:06pm 
try turning "sharpness" up. I had the same problem.
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Dantido Feb 13, 2021 @ 9:18am 
Texture Pool Size doesn't change texture quality directly. It just measures how much VRAM all the textures of the game will use at once.
Lowering it will just lower the quality of less-important textures, which are the ones from a distance, so Texture Pool Size is more like a Depth of Field for textures, sort of.
Only if you set it to Low you'll notice a difference up close.
If the game is blurry to you, then you either have Resolution Scaling on or haven't set Sharpening to maximum, although the textures in this game are not 4K or something like that, so don't expect textures to become extremely detailed
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