Model Detail: Adjusts the maximum level of detail for objects and characters. Disabling this in my testing caused no change in performance, though the specific scene might affect it more. Disabling improves performance by about 6 percent.Дynamic Spot Shadows: Controls shadows from lights that can move. Volumetric Lighting: Determines whether sunbeams (ie, God rays) are cast. Disabling boosts framerates by 3 percent. Spot Shadow Detail: Affects the detail of shadows cast by point lights in the environment (ie, not the sun or global illumination). high improves performance about 3 percent. Sun Shadow Detail: As opposed to the amount of sun shadows, this controls the detail of the sun shadows. Setting to low instead of high boosts framerates about 5 percent. Sun Shadow Coverage: Appears to control the amount of shadows from the sun, probably some form of global illumination. Dropping from high to disabled improves performance by about 15 percent. Usually this doesn't affect performance much on modern GPUs, but switching from 16x anisotropic filtering to bilinear filtering improved performance about 6 percent.ДЄmbient Occlusion Quality: This setting affects performance the most, and it affects the quality of SSAO (the shadows in corners and such). Texture Filtering: Affects the sharpness of texture details and the transition between different MIPMAP levels. Dropping from Insane to None improved performance by around 6 percent. You can set this anywhere between None and Insane (8GB), though settings beyond high recommend having at least 16GB of system RAM. Texture Streaming Budget: Despite the 'streaming' part of the name, this just appears to be texture quality or resolution. Here's a brief rundown of the settings, along with the measured difference in performance:ДЄnti-aliasing: The only options are none and TSAA (temporal AA), the latter being common these days. There are no presets available, so all settings need to be manually adjusted, and many appear to have a minimal impact on performance, though in aggregate you can boost performance quite a bit in going from maximum to minimum quality.

Either way, 144fps or unlimited, you should be able to put the best graphics cards and CPUs to good use. Turns out, you actually need to set vsync to 'dynamic' if you want a fully unlocked framerate. There's also a 144fps framerate cap in place, at least if you do the 'normal' thing and disable vsync. Along with resolution, v-sync, and aspect ratio, there are 13 settings you can adjust.

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