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Max GPU Settings-dont mean in game either?Gameprefs Max GPU settings?

glithanesglithanes Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
edited May 2013 in General Discussion (PC)
Hiya all,

What are the Max GPU settings dont mean in game max settings I mean in the Gameprefs file please?

For those of us with 4-5 gig 6 core, 4 core I-7 extreme laptop and desktop, and SSD drives, as well as 64 gig of ram and 2-4 Video cards per rig, and even 2 Video cards in my laptop what are the highest can set each of the settings in the Gameprefs file please?
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  • glithanesglithanes Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Bump for feedback please!
  • glithanesglithanes Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    PrefEntry GfxSettings.Antialiasing 16

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.AspectRatio 1.6

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.AutoEnableFrameRateStabilizer 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.BloomIntensity 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.BloomQuality 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.CharacterDetailLevel 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.CharacterTexLODLevel 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.DefaultFov 120

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.DesiredMatQuality 3

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.DeviceType Direct3D11

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.DisableSplatShadows 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.DrawHighDetail 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.DrawHighFillDetail 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.DynamicLights 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.FrameRateStabilizer2 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.Fullscreen 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.FullScreenHeight 1080

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.FullScreenWidth 1920

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.FxQuality 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.Gamma 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.GfxFeaturesDesired 101

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.GPUAccelParticles 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.GraphicsQuality 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.HasSelectedFullscreenMode 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.HigherSettingsInTailor 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.HighQualityDOF2 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.HWInstancing 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.LastRecordedMSAAPerf 1.12815

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.LastRecordedPerf 74942.8

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.LenseFlare 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.LightingQuality 10

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.MaxDebris 200

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.MaxFPS 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.Maximized 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.MaxInactiveFPS 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.MaxLightsPerObject 5

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.MaxReflection 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.MaxShadowedLights 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.MinDepthBiasFix 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.MonitorIndex 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.PerFrameSleep 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.PoissonShadows 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.PreloadMaterials 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.RecommendedClusterSetting 2000

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.RecommendedMatQuality 3

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.ReduceFileStreaming 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.RefreshRate 60

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.RenderScaleX 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.RenderScaleY 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.RenderThread 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.Scattering 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.ScreenHeight 1080

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.ScreenWidth 1920

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.ScreenXPos 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.ScreenYPos 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.SettingsDefaultsVersion 4

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.SettingsVersion 5

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.ShowAdvanced 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.SoftParticles 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.SoftwareCursor2 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.SSAO 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.TerrainDetailLevel 3

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.TexAnisotropy 16

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.UseFullSkinning 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.UseVSync2 0

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.VideoCardDeviceID 4489

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.VideoCardVendorID 4318

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.VideoMemoryMaxHMBs 8

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.WindowedHeight 1002

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.WindowedWidth 1904

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.WorldDetailLevel 2

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.WorldLoadScale 1

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.WorldTexLODLevel 2
  • glithanesglithanes Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Example im looking for this settings below.

    PrefEntry GfxSettings.FxQuality 2

    is that the highest or is 1 higher or is 3 even higher for max Ultra,ULtra,Ultra settings etc?
  • glithanesglithanes Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    I wanna set these settings to Ultra,Ultra, Ultra in the Gameprefes so if anyone knows please let me know.


    ty
  • glithanesglithanes Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Need some feedback please.

    ty
  • glithanesglithanes Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Anyone have any idea?
  • allanastarallanastar Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 109 Bounty Hunter
    edited May 2013
    glithanes wrote: »
    Hiya all,

    What are the Max GPU settings dont mean in game max settings I mean in the Gameprefs file please?

    For those of us with 4-5 gig 6 core, 4 core I-7 extreme laptop and desktop, and SSD drives, as well as 64 gig of ram and 2-4 Video cards per rig, and even 2 Video cards in my laptop what are the highest can set each of the settings in the Gameprefs file please?

    I would like to know this as well Mate.
  • allanastarallanastar Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 109 Bounty Hunter
    edited May 2013
    Anyone know , I wanna know too, so can set my graphics that way as well?
  • hipolipolopigushipolipolopigus Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Thread bumping like that is against the rules. Post and wait like everyone else.
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    Want to know why Neverwinter is so laggy? Check out the "Latency" section in this thread.
  • kittykaswickkittykaswick Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    hipolipolopigus wrote: »
    Thread bumping like that is against the rules. Post and wait like everyone else.

    So is trolling mate....
  • lordtureilimlordtureilim Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 63
    edited May 2013
    Reminding someone of the rules is trolling? Don't get those jimmies rustled. The guy basically spammed, let him get his reminder to ease back.

    As for your question, OP, ....No clue! Since I'm usually happy with turning all the dials to the right in the options menu.
    "The difference between gods and daemons largely depends upon where one is standing at the time. "
    What better happen when Paladins are introduced someday...A glorious union it shall be.
  • iminers242iminers242 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    hipolipolopigus wrote: »
    Thread bumping like that is against the rules. Post and wait like everyone else.

    and wait and wait and wait.
  • reilnkurreilnkur Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 15 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    I would like to know this as well. I would like to see how far we can push extreme computers :)

    /Bump
  • glithanesglithanes Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Sighs know some of you have tested this wanna know for the max detail if 1 is highest or 2 and if can sub 3 maybe lol?
  • somebobsomebob Member Posts: 1,887 Arc User
    edited May 2013
    Based on CO, the sliders in the options menu are the max the game engine supports except for two things:

    /visscale (basically this is the 'clutter' draw distance)
    The max slider is 1, by typing in /visscale 2 you can push that back to double that amount.

    /renderscale (basically the 'poor man's anti-aliasing command)
    The max is 1, there's an option to turn it to 'low detail mode' somewhere in CO that brings it to 0.5, and you can type in what number you want (although past 2 it tends to just crash systems). This changes what resolution the game is rendered at.

    So if you play at 1920x1080 and type in /renderscale 2 the game is now rendering at 3840x2160 and scaling it down to your monitor resolution automatically. It's nice for screenshots although it will absolutely kill your FPS.
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