In Ghostwire Tokyo, PC players will receive a number of visual options to choose from depending on their equipment. NVIDIA RTX video card players will appreciate the ray trace features that reveal the terrible beauty of Tokyo with ghosts.
How to change graphic mode on PC
To change the schedule on the PC, simply click the Esc button to open the pause menu. Go to graphics tab to find all the parameters. PC players will have the opportunity to use the window, windowless or full-screen cinematic graphics along with the ray trace included.
Players will also be able to change the frame rate limit depending on the monitor update frequency and the common characteristics of the PC. For example, a monitor with a refresh rate of 165 GHz will allow players to maintain a constant frame rate from 120 to 150 depending on other visual settings.
What graphics settings are better for PC
NVIDIA RTX video card players will be able to enable rays tracing to plunge into candy blood atmosphere Ghostwire: Tokyo. In the same way, NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR and TSR will be presented in the game, which will allow players to customize the parameters to increase frame frequency.
Ray tracing will be shadow , reflection as well as Quality of rejection and it can be raised to a high level for better cinematic visual effects. The game will ask for an automatic restart after turning on the ray trace. It is important to note that high image quality compensates for the frame rate when the ray tracing is turned on.
At the same time, players can install Level Streaming Distance on 4, but it will greatly load the hardware of your PC. Similarly, global lighting, the quality of streaming textures and the quality of the shadow card can be increased to high, which will lead to an improvement in visual effects and reduce frame frequency. The best graphics settings for each player must depend on the characteristics of its PC and hardware features.
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