Along with news that framerates wouldn’t be capped in Doom, the PC version will allow players to “dial the experience up or down” based on preference or hardware capabilities.
Doom PC has a comprehensive set of advanced game and rendering options
In a post on the Bethesda website, id Software said certain PC features in Doomweren’t emphasized during beta for “various development reasons,” and assured at launch it will host a “comprehensive set of advanced game and rendering options.”
The PC version will also support ultra-wide 21:9 monitors to allow for a wider FOV and other visual fidelity and performance features.
Expected advanced PC settings include:
Manually Lock Framerate (un-locked by default)
Lights Quality
Chromatic Aberration Toggle
Shading Quality
Post Process Quality
Particles Quality
Game F/X Quality
Decal Quality
Directional Occlusion
Reflections Quality
Depth of Field Toggle
Decal / Texture Filtering
Motion Blur Quality / Toggle
Sharpening Amount
Lens Flare Toggle
Lens Dirt Toggle
Texture Atlas Size
Show Performance Metrics
Resolution Scaling
UI Opacity
Film Grain
Rendering Mode
FOV Slider
Simple Reticle
Show First-person Hands Toggle
Use Compute Shaders
Vsync (support or triple buffering)
The developer also said it has plans to broaden the minimum PC specs further its current expectations. More information on that will be revealed between now and launch next month.
