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The original was posted on /r/steamdeck by /u/SirBatonian on 2024-09-26 20:01:04+00:00.
I’ve looked everywhere online to see if there are any good tutorials to make it run well and there are only a few. So I have decided to make my own.
So first, I am on Proton 9.0-3. There are two good ways to play, one at 45 fps and one at 30 fps (PS4 runs like this)
- Display:
- Resolution - 1280x720 (1280x800 doesn’t seem to work)
- V-sync - Off
- Luminance - 500 (looks better on OLED Steam Deck) (LCD might look better with 600)
- On Steam Deck - PERFORMANCE SETTINGS:
- Use per-game profile - On
- Frame Limit - OLED - 45 FPS, LCD - 40 FPS
For 45 fps (40-45 while in open world, 35-40 in more dense areas)
- Graphics:
- Framerate - 60 fps
- Resolution - 100% (75% will provide better performance at a slightly worse image quality)
- Preset - Custom
- Model LOD - Average
- TRAM - Average
- Anisotropic Filtering - Average
- Geomapping - Off
- Lighting - Average
- Shadows - Low (Average shows very slightly better shadows but the performance is worse)
- Ambient Occlusion - Average
- Anti-aliasing - TAA (FXAA looks sharper and doesn’t really change performance)
- Motion Blur - On (This is a preference)
- Filtering - Average
- ALL NVIDIA Options - Off
For 30 fps (Without an fps limit it runs around 40 fps)
- Graphics:
- Framerate - 60 fps
- Resolution - 100% (75% will provide better performance at a slightly worse image quality)
- Preset - Custom
- Model LOD - High
- TRAM - High
- Anisotropic Filtering - High
- Geomapping - On
- Lighting - High
- Shadows - High
- Ambient Occlusion - High
- Anti-aliasing - TAA (FXAA looks sharper and doesn’t really change performance)
- Motion Blur - On (This is a preference)
- Filtering - High
- ALL NVIDIA Options - Off
If you use the highest preset it runs the same but has a random stutter every 2 seconds.
If you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask!
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