Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on the Lenovo Legion Go | Best Settings for Best Performance

[@scotchlobster6599]

Thank you for this video! I applied all of these settings and the game looks great.

[@KaoticBPR]

@@scotchlobster6599 glad it helped

[@carlo1132]

Im addicted to this game sans all the sneaking and side missions, otherwise its brilliant, xbox x and pc but if I had a handheld Id be jamming there too. Ive used lossless scaling before thats slick.

[@tessjdt]

Could you post your results while in Italy? Italy outdoors really stresses systems. I also didn't notice differences between 6gb and 8gb outside of texture pooling crashing (due to out of video memory). I would argue low at no resolution scaling is better than med or high at 50 or 70% resolution scale. The higher resolution gives better detail. Texture pooling is more around buffering the textures vs quality of textures. I am curious what your bench looks like if you run it with the following and compare it to your settings. I have 30FPS/90 with Lossless enabled. Though, I do feel a little skipping here and there. AFMF2 feels a little smoother but I am unable to accurately determine FPS. Desktop Resolution 1600p / no FSR vsync off FPS locked to 30 resolution 1280x800 Texture pool size - low Shadow - low Decal Rendering distance - Medium Global Illumination Quality - Medium Reflection Quality - low Motion blue Quality - low Water Quality - Medium Volumetrics Quality - Medium Antistrophic filtering - Ultra Vegetation Ultra Dynamic Resolution

[@KaoticBPR]

@@tessjdt thank you I'll play around with the options and see what will happen

[@gamerfridge]

Yeah, I'm going to need your help on this. It runs like hot Garbage on my Ally. I also don't have the same version of the AMD software and can't seem to find an option to update.

[@KaoticBPR]

I got you for when you get back from your vacation. You have to install the preview driver. It's awesome once you get it installed

[@astrxwxlf5482]

What resolution are you running in legion space, 800p?

[@KaoticBPR]

@@astrxwxlf5482 yes! But I'm now experimenting with 1920 x 1000 and 1200p and see if I can get similar results