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GanonCannon
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04-30-2016, 05:13 AM
#11
That's really wild with what I have, isn't it?
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GanonCannon
04-30-2016, 05:13 AM #11

That's really wild with what I have, isn't it?

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PowerMaxx
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05-03-2016, 10:27 AM
#12
It's not really necessary. 3060Ti is typically upgraded from 2060 SUPER builds, which are 1080p titles. You should be fine with 1440p, though ultra settings aren't ideal. I own a 2060 SUPER and in every 1080p game I play at high settings, performance is barely there. I haven't played Battlefield much since BF4, but the series always suggests using the highest configuration for ultra. If you aim for 1440p, start with medium to high settings to see if you reach around 144 fps. Shadows and anti-aliasing are usually the first things lowered for better frame rates. Texture quality comes next—focus there mainly. If you begin everything at high, that's a good place to start.
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PowerMaxx
05-03-2016, 10:27 AM #12

It's not really necessary. 3060Ti is typically upgraded from 2060 SUPER builds, which are 1080p titles. You should be fine with 1440p, though ultra settings aren't ideal. I own a 2060 SUPER and in every 1080p game I play at high settings, performance is barely there. I haven't played Battlefield much since BF4, but the series always suggests using the highest configuration for ultra. If you aim for 1440p, start with medium to high settings to see if you reach around 144 fps. Shadows and anti-aliasing are usually the first things lowered for better frame rates. Texture quality comes next—focus there mainly. If you begin everything at high, that's a good place to start.

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