Considering this 2014 Golf 7.
I need a relatively cheap car that still drives well. This one is a 1.4 liter ACT 140hp highline trim, and doesn't pop up too often (most are 1-1.2). I felt the engine here is probably worth some compromises in other areas (price, looks), since I want to take long trips.
But is the rust too bad to consider this? I see a lot of bubbling
Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiUHjLxm3V0&t=725
Panning shot from 12:04
I have tried with all the truemotion settings, presets, and user settings.
This is from an nvidia shield tv connected to a c5. The video in question is 23.976 fps (probably 95% of the content I watch is as well) and the display is set to match the framerate.
I get that panning shots are just juddery by nature since the framerate is low, but I thought the interlacing would be better (I don't mind the soap opera effect for some content)
Any tips?
On gfn ultimate, using the native webos gfn app on a 4k 120hz display.
With DLLS, rendering res at native (2160p) and everything maxed, I can get around 60 fps on the 5080 rigs
To get 120fps I have to set the rendering res to 1080p if I want to keep everything else maxed (RT etc)
What would you do? Low res + RT maxed and play at 120fps or full res and RT maxed and play at 60fps?
Any other tips?
Also, with a dualshock 4 controller, is there anyway to make the touchpad button work in gfn? Because Control has that set as a shortcut for opening collectibles as you pick them up (PS-controller exclusive I think) but gfn doesn't register that button press (Xbox layout under the hood maybe?)