June 28, 201411 yr I've tried out the 'Bioshock 2' profile with Nvidia inspector, doesn't seem to help much. How are you guys minimizing the shimmering lights? Cheers. Soarbywire - Avionics Engineering
June 28, 201411 yr 4x sgss in nvidia inspector is the solution. No penalty on a gtx780ti, maybe some on lower end cards.
June 28, 201411 yr 4x sgss in nvidia inspector is the solution. No penalty on a gtx780ti, maybe some on lower end cards. There is a penalty to pay if the weather is not clear. Even the mighty TITAN can't maintain acceptable framerates on a cloudy day. Something that will hopefully be fixed in 2.3
June 28, 201411 yr Author I will give that a go. But only running a 660 ti! Soarbywire - Avionics Engineering
June 28, 201411 yr The problem with the heavy clouds isn't AA, it's the shadows. I really don't notice any penalty with the 780ti.
June 28, 201411 yr The problem with the heavy clouds isn't AA, it's the shadows. I really don't notice any penalty with the 780ti. It can also depend on what weather engine you're running. With ASN, cloud layers reduced to 3 and shadows off, I can still bring my system to a halt by selecting maximum cloud coverage on an overcast day. High or medium cloud coverage is fine. Seems like there's still some work to do to optimize cloud rendering - or maybe we're just hitting natural limits. Alan Ampolsk"Ah, Paula, they are firing at me!"-- Saint-Exupery
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