Here's what you need to know about getting the most from fsr 2.0 performance mode for better frames while keeping things looking sharp. Jump into the graphics menu and switch fsr 2.0 to performance mode, which is going to give you a pretty serious boost especially if you're running at higher resolutions or with ray tracing turned on.

Something interesting to keep in mind performance mode can make things look a bit soft sometimes, particularly when you're looking at detailed stuff like trees and grass. If it's too blurry for your taste, you might wanna try balanced mode instead, or even quality if your hardware can handle it. Playing around with the sharpening settings, either in game or through your graphics card software, can really help clean things up.

Good to know: the nice thing is you can run those fancy ultra settings or ray tracing without destroying your frame rate since fsr 2.0 takes some of the load off your gpu. If you're noticing any weird visual stuff, there are some community tweaks out there that might help, but make sure they're compatible with your setup first. Most people can easily get above 60 fps while keeping everything looking pretty nice, and it works great whether you've got an amd or nvidia card.