Thank you soo much, my sincerest gratitude. Originally posted by WilliamSwagspeare:Enhanced Graphics settings-> Most important mod, necessary to load 4k textures, also can push foliage and grass visibility quite a bit as well as improving shadow quality substantially for 15-30 fps at most, a must have imo with an RTX 2080. Those are the main mods ( along side some lesser ones ) that I use for visual enhancement along side some other mods for gameplay, bug fixes and what not.With an RTX 2080, R7 2700x and 32 GB of RAM, I get 60-80 fps 2k Extreme Settings with hairworks maxed out. Unfortunately, despite his immense power and ability, Geralt can’t exactly carry much, especially compared to his action RPG counterparts from games such as The Elder Scrolls.While it adds a sense of realism to the whole affair, finding your satchel full while you’re out in the middle of nowhere, knee. Check PCGameBenchmark to see how well your PC matches the Witcher 3 system requirements. Seriously, The Witcher 3 is a very large game with tons of items to collect and craft. *Next Gen LOD BETA ( A bit buggy but helps quite a bit with LOD pop-in ) For more, check out the best Witcher 3 mods from texture changes to graphic improvements. Lore Friendly Silver Swords ( Makes silver swords look nice and shiny )įace Them ( A relatively obscure mod that makes Geralt look at NPC's and animals around him ) *E3 Flares ( A bit buggy but looks really pretty at night ) *4k Women ( I don't use this mod personally cause it makes yen, triss, & ciri look a bit like anime characters imho.but it's there if you like it ) Enhanced Graphics settings-> Most important mod, necessary to load 4k textures, also can push foliage and grass visibility quite a bit as well as improving shadow quality substantially for 15-30 fps at most, a must have imo with an RTX 2080.

Witcher 3 graphic mods