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Then, in the nVidia control panel (make sure you have advanced options enabled) Under Manage 3D Settings: Force VSync and Triple Buffering Set Max Pre-rendered frames from 5 (Default of recommended 3) Set Threaded Optimization to ON (from auto) I have also tried setting everything to the max and I still get 20ish FPS in towns and 30ish outside. UPDATE: NVIDIA GeForce Experience version 3.13 has a bug where Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood says it is not supported. It is still supported and they are.

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Seeing as the original thread started has lost it's OP, and is no longer being updated, I took the boring liberty of going though every page and making anew list (starting from page 1, in case he missed any).-The following are AA flag codes to be used with0. It would probably be a good idea to specify which flags are for SGSSAA and which are MSAA. It would be pretty annoying trying 3 flags on some of those and not knowing which one was the working one, or what the difference between them even is.I know its a lot more work, but some details or notes should be added for games with multiple flags to avoid confusion for most non-advanced users. This thread doesn't have the reference material the old one did, and thus the search this thread feature can't be used to find the answers. Dead space 2 and its multiple flags is a perfect example, some cause shadows to bug out, other cause aliasing on random surfaces, and so on.Just my 2 cents.