Are you looking to turn on or off the dynamic render scale in Overwatch 2?
In some cases, the setting might cause the game to freeze, lag, or crash, so you might want to disable it.
Overwatch 2 was released on October 4, 2022.
Since its release, the game has had multiple known issues.
Some of the known issues are server disconnection, cosmetics, items, currency not showing up, and others.
In this guide, you’ll learn what is the dynamic render scale in Overwatch 2 and how to turn it on or off.
What is dynamic render scale in Overwatch 2?
Dynamic render scale in Overwatch 2 allows the game to deliver a consistent frame rate but might decrease its resolution.
The resolution scaling happens throughout the game and depends on how difficult the scene is to render.
If a scene is difficult to render, the resolution will be lowered to maintain the frame rate.
On the other hand, the resolution will remain the same or higher if a scene is easy to render.
Some engines will vary the resolution in one direction and others will modify it in both directions.
How to turn on dynamic render scale in Overwatch 2
To turn on Dynamic Render Scale in Overwatch 2, you need to go to your video settings (press “Esc” on your keyboard > Options).
Once you’re there, turn on or off “Dynamic Render Scale” and select “Apply” to save your changes,
- Press “Esc” on your keyboard or “Options” on your controller”.
- Select “Options” in the menu.
- Select Video > Video > Dynamic Render Scale > On/Off.
- Press “Y” to save your changes.
Make sure to apply your changes or it will not be saved.
Do note that you may need to restart the game to apply certain changes.
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