Borderlands and Dynamic Shadows.

I'm very picky about smooth framerates, I had dynamic shadows on until I got to a certain part, it was a bit where you can see for miles and there are big buildings and lots of baddies and the drop in framerate (to about 45, 50) was noticeable so I turned the shadows off.
 
GTX260 here and I was looking for more options to turn on so i could reduce the framerate to stop the tearing.... haha. Ran beautifully, although that may be because there is no AA in the game... is there a fix for that yet??


Thanks for the FOV tip. I too thought it was a little... dunno, zoomed in? Made me feel a little queasy after a while, i was consciously trying to sit further away from the screen. Anyone got any suggestions as to what to set the values too??
 
SH4RKY said:
GTX260 here and I was looking for more options to turn on so i could reduce the framerate to stop the tearing.... haha. Ran beautifully, although that may be because there is no AA in the game... is there a fix for that yet??


Thanks for the FOV tip. I too thought it was a little... dunno, zoomed in? Made me feel a little queasy after a while, i was consciously trying to sit further away from the screen. Anyone got any suggestions as to what to set the values too??
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There is no AA on the game because it runs on the UT engine runs with no Anti Aliasing as far as i know...

However there are ways of of forceing it on...
 
I tried renaming it as bisoshock then forcing AA on that way. whacked it on 16x and the FPS dropped to about 4. Per minute. I turned that back off and just assumed AA conflicted with the rendering modes.
 
I was forced to Turn Dynamic Shadows off after all the latest patches.

Appear as flat 2d shadows on my screen ontop of everything else :/

Didnt affect my performance with them on or off but the game for some reason is running slower now than it did previously.
 
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