Ultra doesn’t set all settings to max

hnnnnnnnghhhh

>AND THIS IS NVIDIA CONTROL PANEL

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I suppose when the scenario OP mentioned happens the game is in fact set to "Ultra" as defined by the game developers and video card manufacturers without needless drops in performance as could occur if you also enabled legacy/experimental features that may contribute no significant increase of quality to the graphics given the current available hardware or an overzealous individual who doesn't understand that settings like anti-aliasing or shadow rendering techniques tend to have diminishing returns the "higher" you go up the scale.

and i'm not saying this as a poor fag who unironically believes in investing in a gaming PC that can't max out modern games at 60 fps when you could save money and buy a console instead (proud 2080 ti owner).

but there's more to graphics settings and determined quality than just going highest on every slide. and of course some features are optimized like garbage.

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Poor Hamster getting bullied by the bird :^(

I've seen a lot of retards boast about not knowing what the settings do, but that cranking them on their 2000$ gaymur laptop feels awesome.

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