I turned it off and instantly saw around a 20 FPS boost. The most important option to play with in order to increase FPS is Volumetric Fog.
I don’t mind having to keep everything on the lower end of the scale (I’m used to handheld graphics in Monster Hunter games), but it did surprise me. I know my tech getting a little dated, but I didn’t expect such “poor” performance here. That being said, I had to turn just about everything down to the mid-low range in order to achieve 60 frames per second (FPS) on my rig - and even then it would dip into the 50s during heated moments. There are a bevy of options to fine-tune in order to optimize performance on your rig. Framerate measured with NVIDIA GeForce Experience.
Tested on: Intel i7-4770k 3.50 GHz, 8GB of RAM, Geforce GTX 970, Windows 10.
It has felt like an eternity, but Monster Hunter: World has finally made it to PC! The near-seven month wait led many to hope that this wouldn’t be some no-effort port, but that Capcom was taking its time and making it “worth the wait.”
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