10 PC Graphics Settings You NEED TO TURN OFF NOW

Thanks for the video 😊 helped alot

Hated the excessive in game camera movement. Couldn't move past the motion blur segment.

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TY! Learned a great deal. Many I didn't know. All my sincere best!

what i hate most is film grain.

Mostly good points, but Physx was one of the best things in gaming while it lasted. Borderlands 2 with Physx>>>>>>Borderlands 2 without Physx, it adds a lot to the game.

Motion blur is for console games locked at a low FPS.

how about Anti Aliansing you miss there

motion blur sucks

Camera people poring over reviews looking for lenses that don't have chromatic aberrations or vignetting
Video game people putting them in their games to make their game look like it was shot with a cheap lens.
Oh boy...

Motion blur can look nice IF you have power to spare and the game is already running at the maximum framerate your monitor can display, since in that situation motion blur is the only way to make the game look smoother.

But if you have a high refresh rate monitor (like 165hz) and a PC that can run at said framerates, then that will be much more effective at making the motion look smoother.

Especially because, in practice, higher framerates CREATE the same motion blur effect naturally from various images being rapidly shown and the human brain combining them into a blurry trail.

I hate motion blur its absolutely sucks. I am happy to turn it off for the extra fps.

I agree with most of em, but mouse smoothing is still kinda decent on SOME games (not fps)

Motion blur triggers my vertigo. In immortals of aveum you can't turn it off so i've been keeping my sessions to 30 min at a time to avoid it.

I hate when FPS games cannot get the mouse settings right, like Cyberpunk and Starfield/Fallout. It almost screams "i cant make FPS games"

i like most of these hehe

1. Upscalers like dlss and fsr, it’s true cancer.

I turn off antialiasing, since it eats my fps and I don't see a difference

u have just mentioned every setting that I absolutely love and will turn on all the time. except for the PhysX(cuz of the poor performance) and camera shake(cuz it gives me motion sickness). Digital foundry is the only set of ppl who talks sense and share my thoughts rather than the PC sheep mentality to turn off settings because others ppl do it

I would also say, not necessarily turn it off but anti-aliasing is something you should make sure you’re running the best type for your system, AA can be a huge tax on the system.

I love motion blur.

Mouth smoothing was in CoD infinite warfare, but it wasn't that bad then

I cannot, for the life of me, detect motion blur whatsoever

I actually like the bloom effect if done correctly. It's realistic when it works like when you get out of a darkroom into daylight. Not realistic when it's used to accent lights in an already well lit environment. I use vsync to actual keep my gpu cool and quiet if it would go up to 100% use.

Bloom and lens flare are the bane of my gaming existence ☀️ 👀 blinded

Personally I enjoy all of these effects lol

Fun fact: you don't need to turn off these settings if you have rtx build pc😄

I can`t turn off Vsync. If i do i get MASSIVE screen tearing, it´s unplayable (60hz 4K TV)
I like bloom and lens flare. Games look way too off without them.
I agree with the rest of the options.

Take vsync off the list and replace it with forced anti aliasing, which is the greatest cancer of them all.

Bloom on its own isn’t bad when done properly it’s definitely better than without but lens flare just looks cheap in most cases in my opinion

Bloom, CAN be good, but in most cases, I just turn it down. Bloom, I keep at about a quarter strength, becasue when something is meant to emit light, I'd like to see it. But not go blind doing it.

blooms and lens flare, as a person who plays warframe, i can relate, because the dev are also apply the bloom and lens flare to particles, good news is, that the bloom intensity can be controlled

so basically what you're saying is you don't like post processing...

How dare you tell me how to play videogames, I like bloom

if your monitor refresh rate is lower than the average a fps..chromatic aberration and motion blur helps it to hide the screen tearing..thats is why every game has that settings, if you use sync, yes probably it is better to turn it off..

As a photographer some of these settings amuse me. I spend so much time and money to reduce ISO/ noise, chromatic aberration, vignette, and lens flare. Why in the world would I want to add there except for the occasional artistic choice. And while I like having depth of field, I think I only really like it when talking to NPC’s or looking at specific objects.

the 10,9,8 is really the most annoying feature for me as it makes me sick playing the game. Meanwhile, the other features stated are always it depends or really not using it because I know its useless

With V-Sync; Use this two finger rule:
If reaction time matters in a game, turn it off.
If not, turn it on.

V sync actually saved my gpu 0.1 lows and 1% lows in frame rate

Some, like bloom or chromatic aberration you can try and fix with ReShade. Sounds stupid to put more FPS into fixing something that costs FPS, and it is not perfect, but sometimes this is your only option.

ilove bloom most of the time lol

I turn of motion blur and will avoid play any game that using motion blur but don't have the option to turn it off

you dont know too much motion blur until youve played the vanishing of Ethan Carter

I disagree about nvidia hairwork, imo it was much much better in Witcher 3 then normal hair and considering 95% of the time you see Geralt's hair i think it's worth it

i will never turn off vsync, running more frames just wastes energy and produces more heat, these should only be done on ultra competitive games not on singleplayers.