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Dude I watched this trailer for 4hrs.

Stuck in my head.

I swear I need some sleeping pills , I've only slept 7hrs the past 4 days.

Every time I fall asleep I have Lucid dreams playing the Witcher 3 in 4K and wake up in 1hr. Then I get angry the game isn't released. 
 
I haven't had this happen in the past.
 
I'm not trolling , I've anticipated so many games before but nothing to this degree where every bloody dream is the game.

This one I'm curious does your dream include the Janky skyrim animations?
My dreams always have the 'feeling' of perfect animations. I can't say its perfect because I don't exactly remember them but It feels so.

You mean for screenshotting then going back to gameplay LOL.

Isn't Anti-Aliasing Directly linked to Resolution though?

I mean 1080P without AA makes me want to stab someone but 4K without AA is pretty sweet.

With a Single GTX 770? 
LOL , Try playing the Witcher 2 with that , Before I had my GTX 980 SLI, a Single GTX 980 can barely do 4K/30FPS on Medium in that game.

I'm one of those 'Blind' People that really don't notice AO as much as other settings . If the texture is bad or the resolution is lower I'd notice straight away.
I own a 980 SLI Setup and I can't tell the difference between SSAO and HBAO.

I WILL NEVER PLAY Windowed mode without Windowed Fullscreen. 
The borders distract me so much.

Isn't AO Covered Under Shadows broadly?

Texture Quality. Low resolution textures make me feel like I'm back at 1999.

I game at 1440p-4K so AA isn't a big deal.

Shadows are Nice but I never cared for the difference between Normal-High shadows vs ULTRA Shadows , I'd take the 5 fps anyday.

I just plan to go HUDless and Horse ride for an few hours and do some side quest.

Depends on the game , I'm not picky unless its a Competitive FPS.

Resolution - For me I use my 22-inch 1080P monitor and it works really well , my 28-Inch 4K monitor looks amazing , but I can't run everything well in 4K so I'll turn it to 1440P if I have to
 
Anti-Aliasing - A must at 1080p , for me at 4K , its usually too much of a performance hit for most games to be worth it (I'm talking about SSAA and MSAA, FXAA doesn't really hit performance but most people hate it because it makes things blurry)

Texture Quality - Honestly I can't compromise on this setting EVER.
 
Shadow Quality - Depends on the game , some games are worth it , other games I can't tell the difference at all.
 
Anisotropic Filtering - 16x Always
 
FOV /LOD - As High as possible without destroying my framerate
 
V-sync - I use a G-sync monitor otherwise I'd turn it on
 
AO - Its so minute I can't justify the performance hit on demanding games
 
Tessellation - If it doesn't kill my framerate completely I'd use it
 
Phys X - I have a Nvidia Card , I really don't care for it , I turn it on when I can get 60FPS anyways.
 
Depth of Field - I turn this off , its quite annoying
 
Motion Blur - Depends on the Game
 
 
This is just my personal opinion and not a comprehensive list of graphical options , I'm more interested in hearing your thoughts on what you deem to be important. 

You reminded me I haven't played Vice City in Years , Time to run it on my 4k Monitor and check the results. 
Love the soundtrack.

So basically when you have a Dual + GPU setup you are praying that the Devs bother to support it?

So basically when you have a Dual + GPU setup you are praying that the Devs bother to support it?

Thanks for Clearing that up.