Render Scale

[Shadow]

are you suppose to turn anti-aliasing completely off when using render scale above your native resolution?

If I am using 200% render scale on my 1440p monitor, do I turn off SSAA 4x + CMAA or leave it on?

[ChaosBahamut]

Completely? No. But 4x SSAA on its own = 200% render scale. So one or the other. CMAA's practically free so leave that on.

[Shadow]

Messaggio originale di ChaosBahamut:

Completely? No. But 4x SSAA on its own = 200% render scale. So one or the other. CMAA's practically free so leave that on.

so are you stating that I should turn off ssa 4x + cmaa (ssa 4x+cmaa is a combined AA setting in graphics options) before upping to 200% render scale?

[ChaosBahamut]

Yes, and switch it to just CMAA if that's an option. That or have SSAA 4x + CMAA and leave render at 100%. Will ultimately be the same thing.

[Shadow]

Messaggio originale di ChaosBahamut:

Yes, and switch it to just CMAA if that's an option. That or have SSAA 4x + CMAA and leave render at 100%. Will ultimately be the same thing.

what about vsync? Can I turn it on and use triple buffering when using 200% render scale or should I turn off vysnc? my default resolution is 2560x1440 at 60hz

[ChaosBahamut]

I personally keep it off because v-sync causes input lag but that's your call so experiment with that.

[Shadow]

Messaggio originale di ChaosBahamut:

I personally keep it off because v-sync causes input lag but that's your call so experiment with that.

I have had horrible experience with vsync off.

I have max foreground frames at 200fps and max background frames 200fps, I am planning on reducing it to 65 since i have 60hz monitor lol. I was asking if render scale impacts vsync at al?

[ChaosBahamut]

No, it doesn't.

[MancSoulja]

You know 1440p + 200% render scale is 4 x 1440p not 2.

You won't need any kind of AA at that resolution.