Hunt: Showdown 1896 All Settings Comparison (1080p) [ Ryzen 5 3600 • GTX 1070 • 16GB RAM ]

[@demianm1845]

Nice video, i can thx to your comparisons i can run the game with mid-high settings at solid 60fps, keep doing this lifesaver videos!

[@Mrs_Puffington]

Exactly what I needed. Tired of fiddling around in the menu only to forget what the game looked like before I went into the settings XD

[@kodos_]

Thank you for saving me some time to test it all out!

[@Ginkjo]

It's a great video with so many details. I'm glad I found it.

[@vlafa8479]

I'm glad you found it useful!

[@PootisGodAnimations]

Thank you for the dedication and showcasing all of the graphical performance and visual changes after the new update! Especially since I have a GTX 1070Ti, this was perfect. Also damn.. that discord notification at 7:09 really got me. Personal settings I went with to keep +76fps at all times (I have it capped at 76fps): Supper Resolution: AMD FSR - Quality (You can go with normal AA settings too, but this setting for me cut the wattage in half from ~125W to ~66W used) Texture Quality: High (This can be anything) Texture Filtering 16x Lighting Quality: High Global Illumination: Medium (Must be at least medium for better visibility) Shadow Quality: Medium Shadow Filtering: Medium Effect Quality: Medium Post-Process Quality: Ultra (This can be anything) Particle quality: Medium (Use low for better visibility) Water Quality: Ultra (This can be anything) Fog quality: Low View Distance Ratio: Medium (Use low for better visibility) View Distance Lights: High View Distance Vegetation: Low GPU Tessellation: On (This can be anything) Specs: GTX 1070Ti / i7-8700 / 16GB Ram Also, just make sure to run the game at full screen, since in other modes there seems to be a memory leak, which can cause major FPS drops or even crashes.

[@vlafa8479]

yeaa forgot to turn off discord 😅 I didn't notice that fsr reduces power consumption that much, nice. But i really don't like fsr in this game, it's too blurry... i wish they return regular resolution scaling. I settled for the tweaked settings that i used in the other video but in 900p - 1080p runs great 80% of the time but can stutter and drop frames in critical moments. And for global illumination, i would like to run it on higher settings but its too costly :( But even still, you can see lighting change when you aim even on ultra and that shouldn't happen. I get some amateur reshade mod vibes from that implementation in hunt lol

[@hisashi5083]

@@vlafa8479 what tweaked settings you use?

[@vlafa8479]

You can find original tweaked settings in another video, but i had to lower them so that fps stays high even in stressful situations. Here are they: Resolution: 1600x900 (sadly had to lower it) Supper Resolution: Off, i don't like it Texture Quality: High Texture Filtering 8x Lighting Quality: High Global Illumination: Medium (Agree with Pootis, this is costly setting but low looks bad) Shadow Quality: Medium Shadow Filtering: Medium Effect Quality: Medium Post-Process Quality: Low Particle quality: Low Water Quality: Medium Fog quality: Low View Distance Ratio: Low View Distance Lights: Medium View Distance Vegetation: Low GPU Tessellation: On

[@hisashi5083]

@@vlafa8479 thank you! Immantrybthis settings out! What anti aliasing did you use?

[@vlafa8479]

@@hisashi5083 i use smaa 1x or none, temporal ones are just too blurry for me

[@hanswurst4169]

Thx for this one.

[@vlafa8479]

glad you liked it! :D

[@mortienus18]

Awesome video ty!!!!

[@juanse893]

Is it normal that he change each option and i not notice any very noticeable changes? I don't know, I feel like it's going up or down and I don't see any change, that or I'm blind

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Have you made an optimized settings guide? Because something like this is qhat someone would need to create one The problem is its a multiplayer game and some people will ignore visuals in order to get a cheap advantage online Usually optimized just means best visual quality with the least performance penalty.

[@vlafa8479]

@@HugoStiglitz88 i haven't done that, but you can find settings that i use in pootis god's comment

[@HugoStiglitz88]

@@vlafa8479 Thanks. I saw his but might need to alter some since he turns some down for better visibility. Though it is great that he stated why he chose each setting though Thanks for the video too. Really will help being able to compare how the visuals and FPS are effected

[@demianm1845]

@@HugoStiglitz88 He also uses low settings for view distance and particle for better visibility, it's almost the same settings they have.

[@tongas4113]

thanks for the video.