Why do i have this kind of ghosting in Diablo 4 ? I dont have this in other games.
When i move or run with my character then i see tracks from my character…i cant link pictures in here it seems…
I have a 3080 ti card, 32 gb ram and a i9 11900k cpu with win 10 and the game runs on a M.2 disk.
My monitor is a 60 hz 27" tho but i dont have this kind of bad ghosting in any games.
How do i fix this ?
Same here - my hardware is not as high end as yours (I have a dated 1080) but it runs the game well, reaching 80 fps at medium settings. But it doesn’t matter my settings, I get an excessive level of ghosting that makes the game difficult to play.
I only experienced it on one other game, TLoU, but that was a mess, so I thought it related to its poor performance.
What O.S. are you running, Psycrow? Win10 or 11?
I’m getting this too now only after updating my drivers with the latest patch that dc’d me until i did. I have a brand new maxed out Asus Rog Strix laptop with nvidia 4090 (same as a 4080 desktop it says) with intel i9 and 64gb ram. the game is still kinda playable but im done trying helltides if i cant even tell whats moving because everything looks like its mid motion even when standing still /shrug
i’m not having any ghosting
however the game feels very blurry for me playing on a 4070
DLSS/TLAA makes it even worse
to me the game feels far from graphically optimized
If you mean the sharpness of the image overall then you can play around with the sharpen setting in the options.
I set mine to 8 with DLSS quality, it helps alot, altough native is obviously much sharper.
If you are talking about the blur when moving, then i guess there is nothing you can do since there is no option to disable the TAA or whatever is causing this.
i have DLSS turned off
but yes i mean the blur when moving it makes it hard to see chests and gold on the ground during movement since objects fade into each other
That’s weird, what is your framerate and monitor refreshrate?
165hz
the framerate isn’t that stable
but i’m at 160-165 fps most of the times with vsync