How Resolution Scaling Mod affects FPS
Resolution Scaling Mod: Dynamic (50%) vs Off/static (100%)
Resolution Scaling Mod: Dynamic vs Off/static ( Resolution Scaling 50% vs 100%)
For a comfortable game, you need to have 50-60 FPS or more. If you have a weak GPU then Dynamic Resolution Scaling Mod is a good way to increase FPS.
System configuration:
CPU: intel core i7 2600k (5.0 GHz)
RAM: DDR3 TEAM GROUP Vulcan 16 GB (2x8), 2133 MHz
GPU: GeForce GTX 1080 8 GB (GDDR-5X) GigaByte AORUS
SSD: M.2 Team T-Force cardea 240 GB (swap files)
HDD2: Seagate 2 Tb, 5900 rpm (ST2000DL003-9VT166) (game files)
Cooler: Custom water cooling (rad 120x240 mm)
Power: FSP EVEREST 85PLUS 800 W
For a comfortable game, you need to have 50-60 FPS or more. If you have a weak GPU then Dynamic Resolution Scaling Mod is a good way to increase FPS.
System configuration:
CPU: intel core i7 2600k (5.0 GHz)
RAM: DDR3 TEAM GROUP Vulcan 16 GB (2x8), 2133 MHz
GPU: GeForce GTX 1080 8 GB (GDDR-5X) GigaByte AORUS
SSD: M.2 Team T-Force cardea 240 GB (swap files)
HDD2: Seagate 2 Tb, 5900 rpm (ST2000DL003-9VT166) (game files)
Cooler: Custom water cooling (rad 120x240 mm)
Power: FSP EVEREST 85PLUS 800 W
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