The camera settings can also be changed via the main menu or during F1 2020‘s season modes and various sessions: Additionally, you can tweak dynamic range (full range, limited range, or night time mode), and lower the frequency of your race engineer Jeff’s stream of comments and warnings. Still, you can switch to be muted (by default) while playing multiplayer matches. The common options include volume, subtitles, and push-to-talk. You’ll see F1 2020‘s audio settings below: If you do have one, Codemasters notes that the racing wheels you used in F1 2019 will still be supported for this year’s iteration of the franchise. Unfortunately, I no longer have my old steering wheel peripheral. You’ve also got calibration settings for deadzones and sensitivity:Īs well as those for vibration to really feel every twist, turn, and bump: Next, it’s your gamepad layout (which can also be customized): First up are your keyboard binds (which you can change): However, even if an average of 51 FPS might be a bummer, I do feel that the extra levels of immersion and visual fidelity more than make up for it.īelow, you’ll see the control settings for F1 2020. The Nvidia GTX 1070 Ti isn’t really the best GPU when trying to push for smooth, 60+ FPS 4K gaming.
FERRARI F1 2020 1080P
Naturally, downscaling to 1080p yields the highest FPS all throughout even when using the ultra high preset. As usual, click on each image below for a larger view.Ĭomparing the 4K presets, we can see a significantly higher average FPS when you go from ultra high to medium whereas going from medium to ultra low barely yielded benefits. You can also see the FPS counter at the top of the HUD. The benchmark panel even has additional choices allowing you to pick the track, weather, number of laps, camera angle, and the FPS counter.įor F1 2020‘s tech review/graphics comparison, I chose the ultra high, medium, and ultra low presets at 4K UHD (3840x2160p) resolution. I selected Hungaroring (day/clear) as the track (single lap). Next up, let’s talk about F1 2020‘s in-game benchmark tool which you can run via the graphics options panel. Graphics comparisons and benchmark/performance
Of course, you can still choose to customize each setting based on preference and to improve performance. There are five presets - ultra low, low, medium, high, and ultra high. Lastly, here’s the advanced setup panel for F1 2020‘s graphics where you’ll find everything from lightning quality, shadows, post-processing effects, particle effects, crowd rendering, texture streaming, vehicle reflections, and more. These are the options under video mode which includes FPS limits, anti-aliasing, and dynamic resolution and HDR if you’d like to enable those: You’ll see F1 2020‘s graphics settings below (take note of the in-game benchmark tool which we’ll get to later):
FERRARI F1 2020 UPGRADE
That’s probably the universe’s way of telling me to upgrade my rig once this pandemic is over.
Note: For the game’s various modes, features, and overall presentation, you can check out our F1 2020 official review. How does it perform and what’s under the hood? Well, let’s find out in our technical review. F1 2020 brings a lot of flashy visuals alongside the series’ fierce competition, realistic systems, and punishing AI. F1 2020 is the next iteration of the yearly Formula One racing games (and, coincidentally, its previously delayed 2020 season began with the Austrian Grand Prix yesterday).
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