In this menu, you have the option of changing the default settings for your character’s head movements when not in the javelin suit, and the appearance of weapons on your javelin. The gameplay settings cover some of the general options within the game, particularly those that don’t fit neatly into the other settings categories. Anthem’s general settings menu is designed to give players the opportunity to modify a wide range of features including gameplay options, controls options, audio and video options, interface options, and accessibility options.ĭisplay and graphics settings can be found within the video options tab.Ĭontroller and keyboard-mouse settings can be found within the controls options tab. Once you’ve moved past the Anthem home screen and into the game itself, the general settings menu can be accessed at any time. The accessibility settings are also accessible through the general settings menu once you’re in the game. Among the accessibility settings you’ll find in this menu include subtitles, subtitle size, audio chat assist, color-blind correction, and voice-over language selection. You’ll need to confirm the settings on this menu before the game will begin. When Anthem is launched for the first time, a settings menu will appear on the home screen before you start the game. This section is a general overview of the accessibility settings within Anthem for PC.
Anthem was designed with accessibility in mind. Games News Forums Games News Forums Anthem for PC Accessibility ResourcesĮA strives to create games that everyone can play. This is 1080p!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ĮDIT 4: I found a good discussion on reddit with some solutions.Anthem Accessibility Resources For PC - An Official EA Site I do not believe it is a case of hardware bottlenecking as every other game on my PC plays at 100+ fps on high settings. Yet, I get 100% CPU utilization on all 6 cores with continued stuttering no matter where I am in the map, even in Fort Tarsis. The glitch and stutter will also persist within Fort Tarsis location.ĮDIT 2: turning AA off, along with some more changes which seems to be resolving the issue for many.ĮDIT 3: I have set everything to LOW, turned VSYNC OFF and ON, disabled all extra graphics settings and completely disabled AA. Please see the video to understand exactly how it occurs. but this also occurs when I play Destiny 2 (no glitches, runs at 75 FPS in HIGH)ĮDIT: Others below are reporting the same issue.
CPU clock speeds are spiking up and down though. Both my CPU and GPU are well below throttling temperatures, almost flat-lining around 58 C to 63 C.ĥ. I tried the game in even MEDIUM and LOW settings but the exact same issue persists which suggests to me that it is unrelated to hardware capability and something to do with sofware bugs.Ĥ. V-SYNC is set to OFF, as with it on, the FPS would drop even lowerģ. I can make out that the issue is not actually related to GPU at all, since it can push 100 FPS easily in HIGH settings, especially during in-game cutscenes.Ģ. The PC is capable of handling even Ultra settings, as that is the default suggestion by NVIDIA experience. In fact, the video above is after disabling that service.ġ. It did not make any difference to this stutter.
I have looked up some info from other forums and one suggestion to disable "OriginWebHelpService" from the Processes tab in Task Manager was also tried. The game was running in HIGH settings with post proc set to LOW. Here is a video I recorded which shows the issue: VIDEO My PC specs are as follows:Ĩ GB RAM (I have since upgraded to 16 GB to no avail)
#Anthem pc graphics settings Patch#
I am experiencing extreme case of graphics stuttering and constant FPS drops since the last patch 1.0.2.
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