What graphic settings do you guys use?

[Xeph820]

Hey guys,

First year buying NBA 2k on PC after finally getting a pretty good computer to run this game.

I was wondering what video/graphic settings do you guys use?

I have a GeForce 660ti. I saw a forum post saying turn off vsync and aa in game? And then turning on the FXAA + triple buffering in the nvidia control panel. Are there other graphic settings in the control panel I should enable?

Thanks!

[sharks80]

same graphic card, honestly i don't think you need to turn off vsync / aa and the FXAA + triple buffering it's more for people who want to have more FPS but with this settings ( i don't know about your CPU & RAM ) you are probably at 60 FPS or more so ... pretty useless

[Boge]

Some people have reported some stuttering with the in game settings, that's why they recommend doing it through the drivers.

[sharks80]

Quote: Originally Posted by Boge

Some people have reported some stuttering with the in game settings, that's why they recommend doing it through the drivers.

hum ok thanks didn't know about that !

[Xeph820]

I dont know anything about graphics in general.

I dont even know why I turned those things on/off.

Only thing I know is that vsync limits your fps.

So what are the best options for the best graphics?

Should I reenable the AA within the game? How about nvidia settings?

Thanks =)

[myownsun]

Turn off vsync in the 2k menu but enable adaptive-vsync in the nvidia control panel that should take care of any stuttering.

What cpu do you have and what resolution are you playing at?

Yes enable AA, your graphics card is a beast so you have nothing to worry about.

[fearwhatnow]

1920x1080, All high,AA 4x,Vsync on,all in-game settings.Steady 60fps.

Ati 6850,q6600 cpu,4gb ram,win7 64-bit.

[lockjaw333]

A 660ti is more than capable of running this game at max settings. Thats a great card actually, it shouldn't even break a sweat.

However like I said I would enable AA and triple buffering through your driver software, rather than in game. Maybe its different with nvidia cards, but on my AMD 6950 in game vsync is horrible.

Adaptive vsync might also do the trick in nvidia control panel. Again I don't have an nvidia card so I can't attest to it, but give it a try.

Last night I also tried enabling 16x anisotropic filtering in catalyst control center and it definitely makes it look better, with zero performance hit.

But yeah rule of thumb for me last year and this year is to enable graphics settings in driver software rather than in game.