Overwatch 2 The beta is alive at the end, and like its preceding, it is really important to have a high frame rate. A lot has changed in six years since origin Overwatch Released, but the core game is the same.
After the best practices from the first release, we have identified four settings, which you can tweak to promote your frame per second (FPS) Overwatch 2If you want a complete breakdown, be sure to read our guide on the best settings Overwatch 2,
Turn on FSR and reduce your render resolution
One of the most important innovations since the overwatch launched in 2016 is the upperpping algorithms, which presents the game at a low resolution to promote performance. Overwatch 2 Fidelityfx Super Resolution (FSR) of support of support, which actually works with any graphics card.
While the official support for FSR 1.0 goes back as NVIDIA's GTX 10-series and AMD's RX 400-series, it works with most GPU. You may improve performance by combining FSR with a low render resolution. In our testing system, which uses an Intel Core i9-10900K and RTX 3090, we were able to get about 70% more frames by turning on FSR and reducing the render resolution by 50%.
Overwatch 2 It is as well as its own underlying apaskeler. However, we found that FSR is about 5% faster for a given render resolution.
Dynamic reflexes down or close
In addition to the resolution, we found that dynamic reflections were truly intensive graphics options. Unlike local reflections, dynamic reflections focus on reflecting the acute speed of the players in the game. When we set dynamic reflections from high to off, we improved up to 30% in the average frame rate. 1% lower FPS (which basically measures stability – is better better) has also improved considerably, with promoting 24% in the frame.
Like in a faced shooter Overwatch 2Frames are more important than eye candy. However, there is a low option for dynamic reflections that still perform better than a higher option by offering better visual quality (similar to the same Overwatch,
Close anti-aliasing
If you are still looking for ways to find more frames, you will get something by closing the anti-aliasing settings. Anti-aliasing (or AA) lubricates the rights of images, which is particularly useful in low resolutions. When we switch to fxaa from smaa, we were able to improve the frame rate up to 2.5% without any loss in image quality.
This is not a huge improvement, but the visual difference between SMAA and FXAA is so modest that closing AA is a good way to get more frames at any cost for visual quality.
Turn off frame buffer
This is the type of option that you save for the final, not because closing this setting can actually make the game worse, but because it may be a little self-superior. Overwatch 2 Maintains a single-frame buffer, which you can close with low buffer settings. This is great for input intervals, but it will spend you some performance.
Closing the frame buffer option led to an increase of 8%in our frame, but at the price of high input legs. If your PC is particularly at a low frame rate (eg 27 FPS), and you need to scrape together to make some more frames. Overwatch 2 Playable, this is a good last solution. If you already have a playable frame rate, you may want to maintain this setting.