Graphics Settings

• Resident Evil Village supports "windowed," "fullscreen," and "borderless."
• Support for non-16:9 resolutions is limited. On my 16:10 monitor, for example, the game has black bars on the top and bottom.
• There are no artificial FPS limits, and V-Sync can be disabled completely.
• "Rendering Mode" lets you enable interlaced rendering—a legacy feature of the Resident Evil Series. It's not really that useful today.
• "Image Quality" is your typical upscaling option. The setting range from 0.5 to 2.0, which stands for 50% resolution, up to 200%. Only the game's rendered 3D graphics will be affected, the HUD and texts will always be rendered at the native resolution.
• FidelityFX CAS is AMD's adaptive sharpening technique, which carefully sharpens part of the image to look crisper. It it very subtle, but works well in Resident Evil 8.
• Anti-aliasing can be toggled between "FXAA+TAA" and "TAA." There's no "off" setting.
• Variable Rate Shading options are "Off"," Balanced," and "Performance." We'll take a look at this in more detail on page 5.
• Raytracing can be enabled on both AMD and NVIDIA as long as you have Windows 10 2004. I was first wondering why Raytracing was grayed out on one of my systems—turns out I had to update Windows.
• What I really miss is an FOV setting to change the first-person field of view. As it is now, it's much too narrow, especially if you have a larger monitor and/or are sitting fairly close to your screen.