Elden Ring Graphics Settings Revealed (February 2022)
In February 2022, Elden Ring's PC graphics settings revealed texture, Anti Aliasing, SSAO, Depth of Field, Shadows and Lighting options, with no DLSS or FSR setting at launch.
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AI summaryElden Ring launches first in New Zealand on Thursday, at 14:00 TRT for console and 17:00 TRT for PC, with the official release date on February 25, 2022.
As of February 24, 2022, Elden Ring's graphics settings include textures, Anti Aliasing, SSAO, Depth of Field, Shadows and Lighting, but no DLSS or FSR option.
Elden Ring is reported to be locked to 60 FPS on PC, and a day-one patch is expected, with ray tracing and DLSS support rumored to follow.
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Elden Ring is now a matter of hours rather than days away. The latest details about the game keep coming in. First, the Elden Ring graphics settings have surfaced, ahead of the game launching first in New Zealand on Thursday, at 14:00 TRT for console players and 17:00 TRT for PC players.
What Are the Elden Ring Graphics Settings? 2022
The first detail that stands out in the Elden Ring graphics settings is the texture setting. Scrolling further down, we see many familiar settings for Anti Aliasing, SSAO, Depth of Field, Shadows and Lighting. At this stage, it is notable that there is no setting for DLSS or FSR. Elden Ring is reported to be locked to 60 FPS on PC, and a day-one patch is also expected. It is rumored that this patch could bring ray tracing features and, naturally, DLSS support. We may also see some changes to the Elden Ring graphics settings after the day-one patch. You can take a look at the graphics settings of the game, which launches on February 25, this Friday, below.
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What Are the Elden Ring Graphics Settings? 2022
The first detail that stands out in the Elden Ring graphics settings is the texture setting. Scrolling further down, we see many familiar settings for Anti Aliasing, SSAO, Depth of Field, Shadows and Lighting. At this stage, it is notable that there is no setting for DLSS or FSR. Elden Ring is reported to be locked to 60 FPS on PC, and a day-one patch is also expected. It is rumored that this patch could bring ray tracing features and, naturally, DLSS support. We may also see some changes to the Elden Ring graphics settings after the day-one patch. You can take a look at the graphics settings of the game, which launches on February 25, this Friday, below.
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