Gtx1050/rx560 as well as old mid-range and high-ish cards 25%.Gtx1060/rx580 and a few old high-end cards 50%.Here’s a list of some GPU’s and their performance relative to each other: Regardless of PC hardware, I suggest turning Occlusion OFF, and TextureStreaming ON to help keep performance a little more consistent and to avoid some visual glitches.Ī19 also seems to have a RAM-leak issue that can be worked around by turning TextureStreaming ON. TextureQuality FULL prefers a 5-6gb+ cardĪ19 will generally use more than 8gb of system RAM, so don’t be surprised if you experience stutters or even crashes if your computer has only 8gb or less RAM.TextureQuality HALF prefers a 3gb-4gb+ card.TextureQuality QUARTER prefers a 2gb+ card.If you’re trying to match your GPU’s VRAM to your graphic settings, then: Exceeding that amount should be mostly fine but it’ll overspill into your RAM and with slower RAM you might get occasional stutters or pop-in. IF you’re suffering temporary bad FPS for a few moments at the beginnings of morning or dusk, temporarily lowering ObjectQuality and/or ShadowDistance has been the most effective workaround.įind out how much dedicated VRAM your GPU has. IF you’re having trouble with certain outdoor areas cutting your FPS in half, the most effective setting to work around this behavior is:Ī19 greatly improved how good TerrainQuality LOW / LOWEST looks, so this is a great way to gain performance in general as well as working around this common glitch. Most of a19 is performing similarly to a18, so most of this list is copy/pasted from my previous a18 list, but there have been a couple of changes which may be important. Integrated Graphics and GPU’s with 4gb VRAM or less may also benefit from setting:Ī19 currently really wants to use more than 8gb RAM, and 7Days in general likes decently fast “singlecore” performance more than it cares about tons of cores. This will eek out a little more FPS, help a weaker CPU, and it uses a little bit less RAM/VRAM. ViewDistance NEAR (need to adjust from MainMenu, can’t adjust paused in-game).If you still need more FPS and/or you want to keep resolution as high as possible, you can also adjust: Now you can raise or lower the in-game resolution (while paused, outdoors, looking into the distance) to get the FPS you need. This will look nearly as good as the Ultra Preset, but perform far better…easily 2X better.

SSR OFF (or LOW if a later update to A19 gets it working again).Go into the game’s Visual Options from the main menu and set it to the Ultra Preset then make the following changes: Go into the game’s Audio Options and set EnableVoiceChat OFF…click apply. No fancy mods or tricky changes needed here. This guide should help you get smooth performance in A19 while keeping the graphics looking as good as possible.

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