Which settings would you guys lower if you were trying to up your minimum frame rate? The game mostly runs well over 60fps but worst case scenarios drop it into the mid 50s which I don't want so I'm looking to add about 5fps with minimal IQ loss. I'm currently playing on high preset with 16x AF.
Overall the game has really high fps but I don't know if it's just me but it feels like it gets a bit jerky sometimes? Like the frame rate is 60 or above but it feels lower than that, this is noticeable during combat and especially when moving through the world using dash. I'm just wondering if there's something I can do on my end? I was thinking about locking the frame rate to 60fps using RTS as I heard that can improve frame pacing? Any input would be great.
EDIT: Tried 60fps with RTSS and it was worse, especially in borderline window which felt like I was playing at 30fps even though the OSD showed 60fps with 16.6ms frame time. I've tried low to ultra presets and I just can't get it to run completely smoothly, even at 60fps it just doesn't feel right. I don't know if it's maybe an asset loading issue? I'm using a Samsung 840 EVO which should be good enough so I don't know.
EDIT2: I've noticed my GPU is actually hitting 100% usage during heavy combat, should that be happening? MSI GTX 970 Gaming Edition at +100/+250. It hits 100% on medium, high and ultra presets with low at around 60%. Uncapped frame rate at 1080p as any form of capping makes the game much more choppy for some reason even though it completely smooths out the frame time.
EDIT3: Uncapped, fullscreen on high preset without touching any settings seems to give me the best experience, still not perfect but good. The frame rate is staying above 60fps during heavy combat now and a lot of the stutter is gone although moving quickly through the world still causes brief choppiness.
Edit: My RAM was set to 2T, setting it to 1T has made a huge difference, the game is much smoother now. Everything I've read about this setting suggests it only makes a difference in benchmarks but not in my case, the difference is night and day.