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Hi, Acer predator Helios 300 - Rtx 3060, i7 11800h, 32gb Ram. 1tb SSD.

You are right. It will follow if you whistle.

I followed a reddit page and applied this. So far no issues. RDR2 Overall Recommended Graphical Settings Texture: Ultra; No significant gain Anisotropic Filter: Ultra; No significant gain Lighting Quality: Medium; 40% FPS increase!! Global Illumination: Ultra; No significant FPS gain Shadow Quality: High; 5% FPS increase, negligible visual difference Far Shadow Quality: High; 0,5% FPS increase, negligible visual difference SSAO: Ultra | Off; 6% FPS increase, Not recommended, very noticeable visual difference Reflection Quality: High; 16% FPS increase | Medium; 20% FPS increase, slight noticeable visual difference Mirror Quality: Ultra Water Quality: Medium; 15% FPS increase, slight noticeable visual difference Volumetrics Quality: High; 5% FPS increase | Medium; 7% FPS increase, slight noticeable visual difference Particle Quality: Ultra; No significant FPS gain Tessellation: Ultra; No significant FPS gain TAA: High FXAA: Off; noticeable visual difference MSAA: X2 = -16,5% FPS | X4 = -31% FPS | X8 = -50% FPS | Use this if you have FPS to spare DLSS: 1080p: Quality +8% FPS, Balanced +11% FPS, Performance +15% FPS, Ult. Performance +19% FPS 1440P: Quality +13% FPS, Balanced +18% FPS, Performance +24% FPS, Ult. Performance +29% FPS 4k: Quality +23% FPS, Balanced +28% FPS, Performance +41% FPS, Ult. Performance +56% FPS DLSS is something you have to play around with. Visual quality reduces pretty significantly the lower you go. This is especially noticeable on lower resolutions. It's best to do the other graphical settings first and then my recommendation is to start with no DLSS and then go lower until you think the effect becomes too noticeable. DLSS Sharpness: No more than half is recommended. ​ Advanced Settings: Graphics API: Vulkan; no average fps difference but it runs smoother for me and looks better Near Volumetric Resolution: Medium; 6,5% FPS increase Far Volumetric Resolution: Ultra | Medium; 1% FPS increase Volumetric Lighting: High; 3% FPS increase Unlocked Volumetric Raymarch Resolution: On; No significant gain Particle Lighting Quality: Ultra; No significant gain Soft Shadows: High; 1,5% FPS increase Grass shadows: Medium; 1,5% FPS increase Long Shadows: On; No significant gain Full Resolution Ambient Occlusion: Off; 3,7% FPS increase, negligible visual difference Water Refraction Quality: Medium; 7% FPS increase | Low, 8% FPS increase, negligible visual difference Water Reflection Quality: High; 1,5 FPS decrease, noticeable visual difference Water physics: Half; 31% FPS increase compared to Full, 3,5% FPS increase compared to 3/4 TAA Sharpening: 60% at most (same bar length at Geometry Level). Don't use it if you use DLSS. Motion blur: No significant difference. Use what you prefer. Reflection MSAA: X4 Geometry Level of detail: 3 is recommended Grass level of detail: 4 or 10. 4 = +1% FPS increase, negligible visual difference Tree Quality: Ultra; No significant gain Parallax Occlusion Mapping Quality: Ultra; No significant gain Decal Quality: Ultra; No significant gain Fur Quality: High; No significant gain Tree Tessellation: Off; 8% FPS increase

Yes. Without commentary

@@Gamesorbgaming ok but it's kinda boring watching u play these games with no voice 😭 I suggest editing it like good or somewhat good.

Initially, I planned to go with just the raw game music without any commentary. Anyhow, Thanks for the tip!!!. I'll try it for other videos.

@@Gamesorbgaming is the game music copy right?

No

Thanks!

real gamers play minecraft

Mid dead redemption and midcraft💀💀💀 Stardew valley is peak

Thank you