Performance targets
Define acceptable FPS, lows and visual quality before choosing changes. Frame-time stability matters alongside the average; lowering everything may sacrifice quality without addressing the real constraint.
Graphics & visual tools
In-game settings reference
Evaluate graphics settings against a target frame time and visual requirements. The reference supports decisions; actual changes remain in-game and are not applied automatically.
Mechanisms and technical considerations
Setting costs and scenes
Options differ in their rendering, memory and other resource costs, and effects vary by scene. Analyze individual choices rather than using a generic low-quality label as a substitute.
Interactions between settings
Resolution, reconstruction mode, frame limits and other choices can interact. Retain original values and change order to distinguish individual benefits from combined effects.
Validation method
- Choose a repeatable representative scene and record current settings and performance goals.
- Manually change one setting at a time and compare visuals and session performance.
- Keep a suitable combination and validate in other representative scenes rather than optimizing for one viewpoint.