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Battlefield V Max Settings, this look right?

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Turn off post precessing filters - Chromatic Aberration, Film Grain, Vignette and Lens Distortion. Film grain is what makes it look grainy. Other filters also make it look worse for some reason so everyone turns those filters off. They're located in Option - Video - Basic, scroll to the bottom.

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This could just be me, but this is what Battlefield V is looking like for me at full ultra across the board with all post processing and raytracing. This is on a 170hz 1080p display. 

 

This is my first time playing BFV and is it just me or does it look a bit...idk...grainy? Anyways, just wanting to know if this is what it's supposed to look like. Thanks.

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4 minutes ago, honeymixes said:

This could just be me, but this is what Battlefield V is looking like for me at full ultra across the board with all post processing and raytracing. This is on a 170hz 1080p display. 

 

This is my first time playing BFV and is it just me or does it look a bit...idk...grainy? Anyways, just wanting to know if this is what it's supposed to look like. Thanks.

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It looks right.

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Turn off post precessing filters - Chromatic Aberration, Film Grain, Vignette and Lens Distortion. Film grain is what makes it look grainy. Other filters also make it look worse for some reason so everyone turns those filters off. They're located in Option - Video - Basic, scroll to the bottom.

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1 hour ago, PopsicleHustler said:

Turn off post precessing filters - Chromatic Aberration, Film Grain, Vignette and Lens Distortion. Film grain is what makes it look grainy. Other filters also make it look worse for some reason so everyone turns those filters off. They're located in Option - Video - Basic, scroll to the bottom.

I'll try that thanks.

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