The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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Price is never an issue, I just loot every house in every village and sell the loot to berkeeps and vendors
It's a dog eat dog world out there!
I call it ''The Witcher Tax" when I loot poor people's houses to assuage myself of any guilty feelings I might have!
Sounds promising...
www.dsogaming.com
CDPR is looking into improving The Witcher 3 Next-Gen CPU core utilization & DX12 performance
CD Projekt RED is currently looking into improving CPU core utilization and improving overall DX12 performance for The Witcher 3 Next-Gen.
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I need to get back into this i stopped playing about half way through and still have both dlc's to do. Have they improved it much in the last 5-6 years?
Yeah that worked cheers.
Next issue is non of my other mods seem to work anymore and the mod menu has disappeared - a lot of damage for 5mb!
Edit: Crisis averted I think - Just reinstalled them all.
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Sent my mods haywire as above.
Finished HoS today and now starting B&W and then I am done, again.
My favourite game of all time I think.
A few things, there's a new Ray traced optimisation mod out that improves perf by 5%, maybe more in other areas. It focuses solely on RTGI and RTAO:
www.nexusmods.com
I did not know that there was a 21:9 fix out for the cutscenes, just like in Hogwarts, this one though needs a bit of manual labour via hex edit:
vulkk.com
I am now using the above faster ray tracing mod and it seems nice. The loss in image quality from disabling RT reflections and shadows is not that obvious anyway it seems, so am leaving it this way. Indoors I registered about 8fps gain with the mod. This gain is not from disabling RT reflections and shadows though as I had tried that in the past and saw no obvious change in fps.
I also disabled "bloom" - It seems pointless, all it does is removes detail in highlights like where sunlight hits through a window and also uses up 2fps:
On:
Off:
So as it stands, my personal "optimised" settings for excellent image quality, and excellent performance all round looks like this:
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Faster Ray Tracing Ultra Performance RT
Improves performance with ray tracing. Varies by scene but is about 10% in GPU limited scenes with dense trees. This mod contains two ini files. You can use one or both.
www.nexusmods.com
I did not know that there was a 21:9 fix out for the cutscenes, just like in Hogwarts, this one though needs a bit of manual labour via hex edit:
How to fix Witcher 3 Ultrawide Cutscenes (No Black Bars)
This quick guide will help you remove the black bars from the cutscenes in The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt, when played on an Ultrawide screen!
vulkk.com
I am now using the above faster ray tracing mod and it seems nice. The loss in image quality from disabling RT reflections and shadows is not that obvious anyway it seems, so am leaving it this way. Indoors I registered about 8fps gain with the mod. This gain is not from disabling RT reflections and shadows though as I had tried that in the past and saw no obvious change in fps.
I also disabled "bloom" - It seems pointless, all it does is removes detail in highlights like where sunlight hits through a window and also uses up 2fps:
On:
Off:
So as it stands, my personal "optimised" settings for excellent image quality, and excellent performance all round looks like this:
Video:
GFX:
