How to get the best visual quality?

[anthonyl59]

Im running 2 x GTX 670's in SLI and am trying to get the best possible visual quality.

It seems that no matter how high I set the AA or AF there are still lots of jaggies..

Does anyone know how to overcome this?

 

[Stefan Beemsterboer]

amazing you can see the difference between 30+ fps and above.....ok, iám getting older perhaps that's why i'm still using my old HD4890 on a Q6600. Almost everything max out 720p

And i've got no stuttering with 24 multplayers.....

 

[Stefan Beemsterboer]

Like rfactor i'am getting sick of the fast movements, some corners quickly after another...how can i reduce that? and a bumpy circuit makes me too

i'm using a beamer (large screen)

 

[Blkout]

I find using Sparse Grid Sampling introduces stutter and causes a 30 fps + hit on my GTX680 2GB.

Running with nVidia Inspector at vanilla settings and AC at 16x/8x sampling, the visuals are tad more jagging but the framerate is butter smooth in 120fps +.

Lou, SGSSAA is very performance intensive. I wouldn't attempt that on a GTX 680 unless you're using a resolution lower than 1920x1080, at least if you like your eye candy turned on.

 

[Lou Sytsma]

Lou, SGSSAA is very performance intensive. I wouldn't attempt that on a GTX 680 unless you're using a resolution lower than 1920x1080, at least if you like your eye candy turned on.

So I have found - yep running at 1920 x 1080 with a vanilla nVidia Inspector profile works quite nicely for me.

 

[Frank]

Like rfactor i'am getting sick of the fast movements, some corners quickly after another...how can i reduce that? and a bumpy circuit makes me too

i'm using a beamer (large screen)

Well first of all, a beamer is not the best way to play video games due to a 3 - 4 time higher latency then a gaming monitor (and that is if you have a good one). That will already give you some added motion sickness and you will be slower in responses.

What you can try to reduce the motion sickness is this:
https://sites.google.com/site/midid...otion-plugin/realheadmotion-for-assetto-corsa
It will give you a much better feeling, trust me!

 

[David Bertholom]

So I have found - yep running at 1920 x 1080 with a vanilla nVidia Inspector profile works quite nicely for me.

Hi
What is a vanilla nVidia Inspector profile ?
How using this ?
Thank you,
Regards,
David

 

[Frank]

Vanilla means default in this case, I don't know how to use the nVidia inspector, but I googled it and the first link explained me about everything.

 

[Lou Sytsma]

Vanilla means default in this case, I don't know how to use the nVidia inspector, but I googled it and the first link explained me about everything.

What Frank said - there is an option with the Inspector tool to reset back to the default profile if you don't like the impact any changes have made.

 

[Bokonon]

You can just delete the profile altogether if you can't remember what you changed, but I guess the other way would be to make a note when you change something. I don't do this as I rely on my memory, but it doesn't always work. Remember you can't really break anything with it, just change one thing at a time, and if it doesn't work then just change it back and start again. A bit like setting up a car. The temptation is to change everything at once to some recommended setup, but so much about graphics quality is subjective and also dependant on your hardware configuration that it is worth taking the time to do it slowly and properly. The compromise that you make to get your ideal settings will almost always different for different people, even if they have the same hardware, take advice, change one thing at a time, and keep what works for you and discard the the rest.

 

[Pedro Cunha]

- Visual quality depends alot on what display you use, its settings and the distance you are from him.
That being said no one can advise you about the best visual settings.

for example: if you use sparse grid in a large screen it will decrease the overall amount of light making the environment less real.

Just keep in mind not to set more than 2 faces per frame and use max of low smoke generation all the rest comes down to your taste...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment

 

[Glen Orpheus]

use max of low smoke generation all the rest comes down to your taste...

why only low or max ?
what the difference then

 

[Pedro Cunha]

why only low or max ?
what the difference then

what i meant is: don't use more than low smoke generation.