Quick Advice for those with a Beast PC

If you're playing on a powerful rig, of course you'll turn off Adaptive Resolution, because that will dynamically lower the resolution to preserve framerate. That's unnecessary if you have more than enough power.

The one that surprised me: you definitely should also turn off Adaptive Supersampling, which supposedly increases render resolution if you have power to spare. For some reason I just couldn't figure out why things looked kinda anemic on my RTX 2080ti and I9 9900k with way too much RAM, and it turns out Adaptive Supersampling was actually killing the render resolution instead of improving it.

Simply turn both dynamic resolution options off (set target framerate to 0 to turn off Adaptive Resolution) and just set display to your monitor's native resolution.

Using these settings with Triple Buffered V-Sync, I suddenly got an incredibly crisp 2560x1440@144 with 0 issues in performance or image quality, even on max settings.

• Turn off Adaptive Resolution (set Target FPS to 0)
  
• Turn off Adaptive Supersampling (apparently it kills render res instead of improving it)
  
• Set resolution to monitor's native
  
• Set V-Sync to Triple Buffered
  
• Set Graphics to Max (or as high as your system can handle smoothly)
  
• Melt from the pure visual glory