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Borderlands 3 Technical Issues And How To Solve Them
By Burhanudin Zamri|September 15, 2019|1 Comment
That joke about how Epic Games Store users are just beta testing Borderlands 3 for next year’s Steam purchasers might not just be a joke after all.
Those of you playing Borderlands 3 on PC (like myself) will no doubt have encountered a few of the performance issues plaguing the game. To help you guys out, I’ve decided to compile a list of common problems and how to solve them.
For PC players, the same issue could probably stem from poor optimisation as some people have noted that they have been able to run more demanding games just fine. Here are a few things you can try to eliminate the stuttering:
If you want to run Borderlands 3 with the highest frame rates possible, these recommended optimal settings will sort you out:
DX11Â > DX12
Anti-aliasing:Â Temporal AA
FidelityFX Sharpening On
Motion blur:Â your choice
Texture streaming:Â Ultra
Anistropic Filtering:Â 16x
Material Complexity:Â Medium
Shadows: Ultra (medium for lower-end)
Draw distance: High (medium for lower-end)
Environmental Detail:Â Ultra
Terrain Detail:Â Ultra
Foliage: Ultra (medium for lower-end)
Character detail:Â Ultra
Ambient Occlusion:Â Ultra
Volumetric Fog: Medium. The most intensive setting according to tests. Off if needed, but it takes away from the level’s atmosphere.
Screen space reflections: Medium (off for lower-end)
Despite Gearbox partnering with AMD to fully optimise the game for the latest AMD hardware, it still struggles to run the game on DX12. If you’re one of those people stuck at the screen where Claptrap dances, can’t start the game at all or facing frustratingly long load times, follow these steps to manually switch to DX11:
It’s worth noting that there are some players who report that only the initial loading of the game (Claptrap dancing screen) takes a long time. After that, the loading screens are bearable.
Personally, I’d recommend running the game in DX11 until AMD and Gearbox finds a fix for the DX12 issues.
Some console players, even the ones playing on PS4 Pro and Xbox One X, have reported serious framerate dips and freezes when it gets too frantic or when someone pauses the game to change weapons.
Hopefully, that will get fixed too.
Issues with screen cropping are being reported by players using 21:9 displays. The only known solution so far is to simply disable FidelityFX Sharpening in the graphics settings.
That’s all the issues I’ve found so far. Props to DSOGaming, PCGamesN, Hardware Unboxed, and PC Gaming Wiki for sharing the fixes.
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Alecia
March 30, 2020 at 10:50 am
What about the people that are stuck on the claptrap loading screen forever using dx11?