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Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt
It's a bit more complex actually. What they did was make the effects settings have an impact on frame rates. Previously, even if you set effects to medium/low it would demand about the same resources as setting it on high, while now it works correctly (lowering it gives better FPS).
To clarify, it's not mandatory to lower your effects settings. It's just that now the effects settings have the expected impact on FPS if you lower them, which they didn't until recently.
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So is there any performance increase if you leave them at high? Because honestly, making graphics settings actually
work is not the same as optimizing code. If they optimize the code we should see better performance at whichever graphics settings we choose. Just a thought.