@@323ReTrOCould also be your monitor, or the connection cable you are using for your monitor. HDMI is capped to 60FPS, so I use USB-C or Display Port to get my monitor to run the game in 144 Hz.
You forgot to mention a lot of the more i guess odd or intricate almost blizz specific graphical settings that can have a big fhit on stuff. For example downloading and using the high res assets can help improve stability even if not switching abover the high texture graphic setting in game. That may be a bit of a case by case basis but if you have a better gpu than cpu i would recommend trying the high res pack and putting textures to ultimate or ultra, i actually gained a few fps doing so and just switching to high res pack also helped my stability too. Also i usually see people recommend ultra graphics settings then tuning down instead of medium. I found i usually get overall a worse performing and looking experience when i turn everything down all the way. Id much rather have the gpu take over anything it can maxed out while my cpu hangs back for multitasking and such with other apps. I have a lot of ram that i dont have to even think about that as well.
whenever I try and disable vsync, I get a grainy, flickering effect with vertical lines, sort of like static on an old TV that specifically shows up in the shadows. It specifically shows up in D4, and only when the game is running. During most loading screens, the flickering isn't present. Any thoughts about what might be causing that?
Never mind, I figured it out, there is a setting for AMD Graphics cards "display color enhancement" do not use this setting, at least not for a dark game like this, it does horrible things to your display.
@@Rygl_yeah I was worried about mine too at first before I’m around 90 usually sprays playing just in maxed and 90 to even 100 are normal numbers, they are higher side of the normal range but okay as long as you aren’t looking at like 120 ish then you might start to have issues and slowly damage
ctrl + R
underrated channel, detailed enough without bloat, easy to listen to voice. great video thanks.
Great video! What mic do you use?
Ctrl+R ingame show fps and ping ms
Thank you so much buddy
you can also see the fps pressing ctrl + R
oh, thanks! Mine shows 90 FPS then 60 FPS but game runs smoothly. Is that due to my NVIDIA settings or my gaming laptop capacity??
@@323ReTrOCould also be your monitor, or the connection cable you are using for your monitor. HDMI is capped to 60FPS, so I use USB-C or Display Port to get my monitor to run the game in 144 Hz.
You forgot to mention a lot of the more i guess odd or intricate almost blizz specific graphical settings that can have a big fhit on stuff. For example downloading and using the high res assets can help improve stability even if not switching abover the high texture graphic setting in game.
That may be a bit of a case by case basis but if you have a better gpu than cpu i would recommend trying the high res pack and putting textures to ultimate or ultra, i actually gained a few fps doing so and just switching to high res pack also helped my stability too.
Also i usually see people recommend ultra graphics settings then tuning down instead of medium. I found i usually get overall a worse performing and looking experience when i turn everything down all the way. Id much rather have the gpu take over anything it can maxed out while my cpu hangs back for multitasking and such with other apps. I have a lot of ram that i dont have to even think about that as well.
During combat/casting skills FPS drops significantly. I get 150 FPS normally but it goes down to sometimes 40. Which setting can help fix this?
it actually helped btw thanks
Thank you this helped a lot
Recommending to set your FPS to max is insanity.
Alt+R ingame and u see in the bottom left fps count.. again alt+R and u have ure ms
Ctrl+R for fps counter.
whenever I try and disable vsync, I get a grainy, flickering effect with vertical lines, sort of like static on an old TV that specifically shows up in the shadows. It specifically shows up in D4, and only when the game is running. During most loading screens, the flickering isn't present. Any thoughts about what might be causing that?
Never mind, I figured it out, there is a setting for AMD Graphics cards "display color enhancement" do not use this setting, at least not for a dark game like this, it does horrible things to your display.
What's the point of anti aliasing when you have dlss?
what about for AMD? swear since season 2's start they fucked up something big with it crashing too often on my AMD system lol
does this actually work for 2024 diablo?
You lost me after 30 sec of the video man, have you heard about CTRL+R??? CTRL+R once you see the FPS bottom left corner twice you see MS
ctrl+r for fps counter
1:25 isn't 83'C on GPU kinda hot? It's my default nvidia throttle limit. Im stuck with Ventus 2 fans 3060ti and it's really hot.
Depends on the GPU, but normally not no. 83C is considered as a normal operating temperature for a GPU under load.
@@Rygl_yeah I was worried about mine too at first before I’m around 90 usually sprays playing just in maxed and 90 to even 100 are normal numbers, they are higher side of the normal range but okay as long as you aren’t looking at like 120 ish then you might start to have issues and slowly damage
You need to ditch the ai voice over, good guide but had to pause way too many times
theres no AI in this video lol
@@disbled bro is brain rotted