Battlefield 4 resolution scale guide

[n0x1ous]

my 3770k 8 threads all loaded at around 60% in BF4 64 player multi beta.

 

[BallaTheFeared]

Yeah, for both runs.

Try 200% res without MSAA.

 

[Face2Face]

Try 200% res without MSAA.

Alright, I will do it when I get sometime tonight. Do you play the game at those settings?

 

[boomshard]

It's actually an awesome feature that will probably get more attention once it's gone retail and reviewers are benchmarking the game.

Say you run the game at 1920x1080p, you can run the game at 2880x1620 internally and it will output to your monitor at 1080p delivering a much better image and negating the need for running MSAA/post-AA. It's super-sampling and will deliver the most amazing IQ you can get in game.

It will likely be a reasonable feature to run for gamers playing at 1080p and using say, two AMD R9 290X cards or two GTX 780s etc.

I completely agree. I really hope this becomes a standard for games in the future.

 

[Face2Face]

I completely agree. I really hope this becomes a standard for games in the future.

Isn't 200% just 2X2 or 2XSSAA? It's been around for a long time.

 

[BallaTheFeared]

Alright, I will do it when I get sometime tonight. Do you play the game at those settings?

With two cards in yes, but to be honest I don't really use CF that much.

My second card spends a lot of time as a paper weight.

I actually like a single with Virtu, yes I know, start the fires now D:

 

[Face2Face]

Try 200% res without MSAA.

Alright here you go. I just turned off MSAA in the options menu, that is all. AVG FPS 53

The framerate is much better, but not good enough for me to play and try to be competitive. I would probably opt for 140% or 100% - I am hoping performance will improve via the retail version or dare I say ... Mantle..

I upped the clocks to 1150/1650 for each card and didn't notice much of a difference in framerates. How about you? Notice any gains when overclocking?