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von hardcoregamer.com
DIRT 5 offers three modes of visuals for next-gen goers. First off, this is one of the few launch titles that support 120hz out the door and I was able to test this. The visuals, no doubt, tank here in order to achieve the 120 FPS. Thankfully, most of the game is in motion and is ridiculously smooth at 120 FPS. Environment distance, textures and even the cars get sacrificed here. It’s worth experimenting with especially with the in-car view. This was also tested on the LG Nano85, which offers AMD Freesync. I’m not sure if this assisted, but unlike the previous version, there was no screen tearing to be seen.
The two other visual modes that are available are Resolution and Image Quality. The Resolution Mode feels like the sweet spot as you are provided 4K resolution with 60 FPS in most cases. The environment, especially at a distance, looks fantastic. Effects like mud and dirt and even the tiniest details offered excellent quality. The Image Quality provided more of a boost while dropping in frame rates. Environment lighting and further visual effects were given the full treatment here, but it isn’t as smooth as Resolution Mode. The vehicles still look strange, however, as Codemasters has added an overabundance of reflection on the vehicle models, which makes them seem more like toys rather than cars. The damage modeling is improved, as you’ll get scuffs and light dents no matter how much the car is damaged. There seems to be more dirt and snow buildup on these cars, as well.
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