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The Witcher 3: Performance Analysis
Performance & VRAM Usage »Settings
The Witcher 3's graphics settings are separated into two parts; one deals with the usual settings and the other covers post-processing options.Everything important seems to be available, including no FPS cap, VSync off, and options to turn off the Blur effects (which I personally can't stand during gameplay). What I do miss is a Field of View adjustment option. While in-game FOV is not horrible on my 30" 2560x1600 monitor, I would definitely prefer some option to increase it.
Apr 25th, 2024 16:20 EDT
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