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  1. efivjivos
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    The black ghosting is caused by
    r.Lumen.DiffuseIndirect.Allow=0(Note that there are two duplicate lines in the .ini with this value).
    Change both lines to =1 and don't forget to set engine.ini as read-only.

    If this doesn't help let me know and I'll try to troubleshoot.

    I'm using Ryzen 5 7600, rx7800xt 
    1. DocDoBig
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      King, thank you!

      When i get around i will update the config if you don't mind taking the fix
    2. efivjivos
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      Of course.

      Thanks for your work
    3. greenybeeby
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      Sadly, yeah disabling lumen in any way requires you to turn global illumination down to low or you get strange artifacts with the shaders :(
  2. doelling
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    Thanks for this! Using this file as provided has already done a lot to improve my FPS. One issue still, when I load a save in open world everything is fine, but when I go from an interior to open world, I drop back down to 5-6 FPS and sometime crash completely, even on Medium settings. I have an i5-12600KF CPU, 32 GB RAM, and Radeon RX 7600 GPU. Running Adrenaline on 25.4.1 om Default settings. Appreciate any help you can provide!
    1. DocDoBig
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      i5-12600KF + RX 7600:[SystemSettings]r.TextureStreaming=1
      r.Streaming.PoolSize=6656 ; Reduced for stability but optional change it back if you want
      r.Streaming.LimitPoolSizeToVRAM=1
      r.Streaming.MaxNumTexturesToStreamPerFrame=8 ; Limit texture streaming
      r.Streaming.NumStaticComponentsProcessedPerFrame=4 ; Limit static loading

      [/Script/Engine.StreamingSettings]
      s.AsyncLoadingThreadEnabled=1
      s.EventDrivenLoaderEnabled=1
      s.LoadMapTimeLimit=20.0; More time for map loading
      s.LevelStreamingActorsUpdateTimeLimit=10.0 ; More time for actor updates

      [/Script/Engine.Engine]
      bUseThreadedPhysics=1
      bUseBackgroundLevelStreaming=1
      AsyncLoadingTimeLimit=30 ; Increased for transitions

      [Physics]
      p.NumThreads=6; Using P-cores
      p.AsyncSceneEnabled=1

      [/Script/Engine.GarbageCollectionSettings]
      gc.NumThreads=3
      gc.FlushStreamingOnGC=0 ; Prevent GC interrupting streaming

      [ConsoleVariables]
      r.Streaming.PoolSize=6656
      r.Streaming.MaxNumTexturesToStreamPerFrame=8
      r.D3D12.GPUTimeout=60 ; Increased timeout

      Quick fixes:

      • Clear shader cache in AMD Software
      • Run in Borderless Windowed mode
      • Set texture quality to "High" (not Ultra)
      • Enable Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling in Windows
    2. doelling
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      This actually made the game playable for me. Thank you so much! Endorsed!
    3. DocDoBig
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      Awesome :)
  3. LazyGhoul
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    Thanks for this, I noticed the faster load times, massive outdoor fps improvement, significantly reduced stuttering and a lot less load screen crash on my Ryzen 9 7945hx RX 7600M XT.
    1. DocDoBig
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      Thanks for the feedback, let me know i will try and look into it. Maybe change it to a little lower VRAM usage since its a laptop :)
    2. LazyGhoul
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      Your ini already includes r.Streaming.PoolSize=7168, isn't that ideal for my 8GB VRAM GPU?
    3. DocDoBig
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      Oh yes sorry I think I was sleepy when reading your first post :D 

      Glad that it helps
  4. brandondano1
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    Would this work similarly with an rx 6600? Same vram, im assuming just a little slower overall?
    1. DocDoBig
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      You can always test it and revert back :)
  5. chilimonger
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    Started getting a new crash after install, any suggestions?

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    1. DocDoBig
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      Whats your specs?

      First, try these immediate fixes:[SystemSettings]r.Streaming.PoolSize=6144 ; less VRAM usage
      r.D3D12.GPUTimeout=300 ; Increased timeout
      r.GPUCrashDebugging=0 ; Disable crash debugging

      [ConsoleVariables]
      r.MaxGPUParticlesSpawnedPerFrame=256 ; Limit particle spawning
      r.AsyncPipelineCompile=1 ; More stable shader compilation
      [/Script/Engine.Engine]bUseBackgroundLevelStreaming=1
      MaximumLoopIterationCount=5000000 ; Reduced for stability

      [/Script/Engine.GarbageCollectionSettings]
      gc.FlushStreamingOnGC=1 ; Better memory management
  6. Josue2899
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    My specs:
    Intel 12700k
    7800 XT
    32GB Ram DDR4 3200

    I used your settings in game, then i closed the game. Replaced the engine INI with yours, then reading the comments in this post, i did the following:
    r.Lumen.DiffuseIndirect.Allow=1  (Edit this twice on the file)
    r.Streaming.PoolSize=14848 (Got to edit everything that says PoolSize)
    Added:
    Under [/Script/Engine.RendererSettings]
    r.Streaming.MaxEffectiveScreenSize=2160

    Saved the changes, file on read mode only. Went inside the game and:
    Activated FSR in Native
    Activated Frame Gen

    Profit. No more stutters and very happy with it, FSR can be changed to Quality for more frames, but no ghosting, just happiness. Enjoy guys, thank you for this mod, the comments section, love you guys.
    1. DocDoBig
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      Thanks for the feedback and your provided changes <3
  7. soulfly1448
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    Very, very nice config. I was a little let down by how the game ran on my Ryzen 9 7900X and RX7900XTX but with your config I'm getting almost no stutter big FPS improvements. Strongly endorsed!
    1. DocDoBig
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      Thanks for the feedback :)

      You can slap up the VRAM usage to r.Streaming.PoolSize=20480 for the XTX if you want
  8. Pattexeater
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    Thaks a lot! Works great with my rx6600. Some flickering but very stable 60 fps.
  9. furrysupremacy
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    Can't thank you enough! Game was only playable indoors before XD
  10. Sinocrez
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    Would this theoretically work for Rx 6750xt?
    1. DocDoBig
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      RX 6750 XT has 12GB right? you can get even better performance by increasing the VRAM pool size.1. In [SystemSettings] section:

      r.Streaming.PoolSize=10752 ; Changed from 7168 to 10752 for 12GB VRAM


      2. In [/Script/Engine.RendererSettings] section:

      ; === VRAM Management ===
      r.TextureStreaming=1
      r.Streaming.PoolSize=10752 ; Changed from 7168 to 10752 for 12GB VRAM
      r.Streaming.LimitPoolSizeToVRAM=1
      r.Streaming.DefragDynamicBounds=1


      3. In [ConsoleVariables] section:

      ; === Critical VRAM Management ===
      r.TextureStreaming=1
      r.Streaming.PoolSize=10752 ; Changed from 7168 to 10752 for 12GB VRAM
      r.Streaming.LimitPoolSizeToVRAM=1
      r.Streaming.DefragDynamicBounds=1


      The calculation for 10752:
      - 12GB = 12288MB
      - Safe buffer = ~1.5GB (1536MB)
      - 12288MB - 1536MB = 10752MB for texture pool

      All other settings can stay the same, as they’re already optimized for RDNA2/RDNA3 cards like the 6750 XT and 7600.

      Optional but recommended for 6750 XT:

      ; Under [/Script/Engine.RendererSettings]
      r.MaxAnisotropy=16 ; The 6750 XT handles this well
      r.Streaming.MaxEffectiveScreenSize=2160 ; Can be increased due to more VRAM


      Remember:
      1. Make these changes
      2. Save the file
      3. Set it to "Read-Only"
      4. Monitor performance with MSI Afterburner

      If you experience any issues, you can reduce the PoolSize by 512MB increments (from 10752 to 10240, etc.).

      Let me know if you need more help!
    2. Sinocrez
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      Hi! Thank you! this is really helpful information :)))
  11. Markazorax
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    There's nothing in this that makes it incompatible with an Nividia 4090, right?
    1. DocDoBig
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      Lol 4090 is way better than my Card in a complete different ballpark, you can slap the settings up if i were you

      [SystemSettings]r.TextureStreaming=1
      r.Streaming.PoolSize=20480; Optimized for 24GB VRAM (leaving ~3.5GB buffer)
      r.Streaming.LimitPoolSizeToVRAM=1
      r.Streaming.MaxEffectiveScreenSize=2160 ; Can handle 4K easily
      r.Streaming.DefragDynamicBounds=1


      ; (OPTIONAL)

      [/Script/Engine.RendererSettings]
      ; === RTX 4090 Optimizations ===
      r.MaxAnisotropy=16
      r.PostProcessAAQuality=7 ; Maximum AA quality
      r.SSR.Quality=4 ; Maximum SSR quality
      r.SSGI.Quality=4; Maximum SSGI quality
      r.MaterialQualityLevel=1
      r.ReflectionEnvironment=1
      r.SceneColorFormat=4 ; Best color format
      r.Tonemapper.Quality=5; Best tonemap quality
      r.DetailMode=2 ; Maximum detail
      r.MaxQualityMode=1 ; Enable maximum quality

      ; === NVIDIA-Specific Settings ===
      r.NGX.DLSS.Enable=0; Disable DLSS (unless you want to use it)
      r.NVIDIAReflex=1; Enable NVIDIA Reflex
      r.RHI.MaximumFrameLatency=1 ; Minimum latency
      r.RHI.MinimumFrameLatency=0
      r.RHI.SyncSlackMS=0
      r.AsyncCompute=1
      r.RHI.DynamicRHI=NVIDIA

      ; (OPTIONAL)
      Add to [ConsoleVariables]:
      [ConsoleVariables]r.Streaming.PoolSize=20480
      r.MaxAnisotropy=16
      r.PostProcessAAQuality=7
      r.NVIDIAReflex=1