NVIDIA shows off 4K 60FPS footage of Titanfall 2 on PC

Titanfall 2 teased at 4K 60FPS thanks to the PC, powered by NVIDIA's new Titan X graphics card.

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NVIDIA has used its marketing prowess perfectly with the impending release of Titanfall 2, by teasing exclusive 4K 60FPS gameplay from the PC version of the game, powered by their new Titan X graphics card.

NVIDIA's own "NVN", or NVIDIA Gaming Network, posted the gameplay footage of Titanfall 2, with every single graphics setting maxed out on a single Titan X at 4K, hitting 60FPS. As for the graphics settings available in Titanfall for PC gamers, we have:

  • Anti-Aliasing - None, TSAA, MSAA (2x, 4x, 8x)
  • Ambient Occlusion - Enabled, Disabled
  • Aspect Ratio - 4:3, 16:9, 16:10, 21:9
  • Brightness - Slider
  • Display Mode - Fullscreen, Windowed
  • Dynamic Spot Shadows - Enabled, Disabled
  • Effects Detail - Low, Medium, High
  • FOV - Slider
  • Impact Marks - Disabled, Low, High
  • Model Detail - Low, Medium, High
  • Ragdolls - Low, Medium, High
  • Spot Shadow Detail - Disabled, Low, High, Very High
  • Sun Shadow Detail - Disabled, Low, High, Very High
  • Texture Filtering - Bilinear, Trilinear, Anisotropic (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x)
  • Texture Quality - Low, Medium, High, Very High, Insane
  • V-Sync - V-Sync Disabled, Double buffered V-sync, Triple buffered V-Sync, NVIDIA Adaptive V-Sync, NVIDIA Adaptive Half-refresh V-Sync, Dynamic V-Sync
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