Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It has been a busy week... Well, I got into The Division 2's private beta I thought I would play a bit to get an idea as to the performance. I lowered the game to the medium preset and disabled Vsync and upped the Anisotropic Filtering to 16x. Doing so seems to ensure that the game stays above 60fps; at least during the short play test.
Div2 is a lot of fun. Everything just feels right. The only issue I have at this point is that I don't believe that weapon switching can be done using the number row; instead mouse scroll is all that works for me. And the menu system is... very much aimed at consoles. Hopefully these are minor issues that get resolved soon.
Settings:
Video:
Windowed Mode: Fullscreen
Resolution: 1920x1080
Enable Reduced Latency: Yes
Enable DX12 Render: No
Graphics:
V-Sync Mode: Off
Frame Rate Limit: Off
Shadow Quality: Medium
Spot Shadows: Medium
Spot Shadow Resolution: Medium
Contact Shadows: Off
Resolution Scale: 100%
Sharpening: 7
Particle Detail: High
Volumetric Fog: Medium
Reflection Quality: Medium
Local Reflection Quality: Medium
Vegetation Quality: Medium
Sub-Surface Scattering: On
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
Parallax Mapping: Yes
Ambient Occlusion: Medium
Depth of Field: On
Object Detail: 50
Extra Steaming Distance: 0
Lens Flare: On
Vignette Effect: On
Water Quality: Medium
Chromatic Aberration: On
Projected Texture Resolution: 256
High Resolution Sky Textures: No
--Social Media & Such--
twitch.tv/jackjt8
twitter.com/jackjt8
facebook.com/Jackjt8
---Specs--
MSI GE62VR 7RF
i7-7700hq 2.8GHz (3.4GHz all core turbo)
16GB 2400MHz DDR4
GTX 1060 3GB
128GB Sata m.2 + 1TB 5400RPM HDD
Win10 Home v1809 17763.253
Nvidia Driver 418.81
Ambient Temperature 19.0C +/- 1C
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Recorded at 1080p60@50mbps and encoded at 2160p60@50mbps.
It has been a busy week... Well, I got into The Division 2's private beta I thought I would play a bit to get an idea as to the performance. I lowered the game to the medium preset and disabled Vsync and upped the Anisotropic Filtering to 16x. Doing so seems to ensure that the game stays above 60fps; at least during the short play test.
Div2 is a lot of fun. Everything just feels right. The only issue I have at this point is that I don't believe that weapon switching can be done using the number row; instead mouse scroll is all that works for me. And the menu system is... very much aimed at consoles. Hopefully these are minor issues that get resolved soon.
Settings:
Video:
Windowed Mode: Fullscreen
Resolution: 1920x1080
Enable Reduced Latency: Yes
Enable DX12 Render: No
Graphics:
V-Sync Mode: Off
Frame Rate Limit: Off
Shadow Quality: Medium
Spot Shadows: Medium
Spot Shadow Resolution: Medium
Contact Shadows: Off
Resolution Scale: 100%
Sharpening: 7
Particle Detail: High
Volumetric Fog: Medium
Reflection Quality: Medium
Local Reflection Quality: Medium
Vegetation Quality: Medium
Sub-Surface Scattering: On
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
Parallax Mapping: Yes
Ambient Occlusion: Medium
Depth of Field: On
Object Detail: 50
Extra Steaming Distance: 0
Lens Flare: On
Vignette Effect: On
Water Quality: Medium
Chromatic Aberration: On
Projected Texture Resolution: 256
High Resolution Sky Textures: No
--Social Media & Such--
twitch.tv/jackjt8
twitter.com/jackjt8
facebook.com/Jackjt8
---Specs--
MSI GE62VR 7RF
i7-7700hq 2.8GHz (3.4GHz all core turbo)
16GB 2400MHz DDR4
GTX 1060 3GB
128GB Sata m.2 + 1TB 5400RPM HDD
Win10 Home v1809 17763.253
Nvidia Driver 418.81
Ambient Temperature 19.0C +/- 1C
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Recorded at 1080p60@50mbps and encoded at 2160p60@50mbps.
