For Honor PC performance Review

For Honor PC performance Review

Graphical Options and Settings

For Honor has a large range of graphical and display options, with support for several different aspect ratios, a large number of resolutions and field of view between 60 and 90. 

Below are the game’s basic display options. 

 

Display Mode – Fullscreen/Borderless Window/Windowed

Display Monitor – Choose your primary display (useful in multi-screen setups)

Screen Resolution – Supports a wide range of display resolutions, including 21:9. 

Refresh Rate – Choose your display’s refresh rate

V-Sync – Off, double buffering and triple buffering

Field of View –  60-90 (defaults to 71 for 16:9 displays)

 

For Honor Closed Beta PC Performance Review

Below is a list of the game’s graphical options. Again we do not know if Ubisoft plans on releasing additional settings when the game officially launches.  

We will be testing this game using the title’s built-in Low, Medium, High and Ultra Presets. 

 

Quality Preset – Low, Medium, High and Extreme

Texture Filtering – Trilinear, x2, x4, x8, x16

Anti- Aliasing – FXAA, SMAA, TAA

Render Scaling – 25-100%

Geometric Detail –  Low, Medium, High and Extreme

Texture Quality – Low, Medium and High

Dynamic Shadows – Off, Low, Medium, High and Extreme

Environmental detail – Low, Medium and High

Ambient Occlusion – Off, HBAO+ and MHBAO

Dynamic Reflections – on/off

Motion Blur – on/off

Super Sampling Anti-Aliasing – on/off 

  
For Honor Closed Beta PC Performance Review  

 

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