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Discussion: Armed Assault / ArmA - SOP's, Technical Support & FAQ - problem performance - Originally Posted by vanity11 I started messing with my Post Processing and have found that
  1. 08-27-2007, 09:51 PM #16
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    Re: problem performance

    Quote Originally Posted by vanity11 View Post
    I started messing with my Post Processing and have found that by turning it on I gain a substantial amount of frames. But the handoff is visual sharpness. Objects at distance are blurred somewhat and it'll take some getting used to.

    But at 1440x900 and everything on High, it's almost "too sharp" if that makes sense. I think maybe the Post Processing blur helps to smooth things out, in addition to really kicking up my frame rate.

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    AFAIK, the "blur" is a feature when post-processing is turned on to simulate depth of field. It's supposed to be more immersive I guess, but lots of people do without.
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    Re: problem performance

    try setting your view distance down as well, that will help the frames.
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