The frame rate remains consistent regardless of the selected settings.
The frame rate remains consistent regardless of the selected settings.
Right, that’s far clearer. Experiment with increasing the display resolution and detail level within Destiny 2 and observe the effect on your frames per second. Adjusting this option should significantly reduce your frame rate. If you’re currently experiencing 90 frames per second, it should likely decrease to approximately 30. Essentially, the game will be rendered at a 4K resolution with maximum detail. I typically set it to 1.3 to minimize visual artifacts. It will be fascinating to determine if altering a single setting like this dramatically impacts performance.
Currently, you're obtaining an average of around 77 frames per second on Destiny with settings configured as low, high, and ultra. This is remarkably inconsistent, and it’s not resulting in any substantial changes in performance whatsoever?
Let’s see if adjusting the resolution and scaling to the highest levels in Destiny 2 resolves your problem. Increasing these settings should significantly reduce your frame rate, potentially bringing it down to around 30 frames per second if you’re currently experiencing 90. Generally, this method displays the game at a 4K resolution with maximum detail. I often use a value of 1.3 to minimize visual artifacts. It will be fascinating to observe whether altering individual settings like this noticeably impacts your frame rate performance.
You’re experiencing an unusual situation—around 77 average frames per second on low, high, and ultra settings. Remarkably, this change barely registers, with only a maximum increase of three frames per second.