I'm having trouble with my graphics rendering

Hello Ashlin, my name is Khaji I am the independent advisor and I will be happy to help you today.

It sounds like you are having graphics rendering problems.

Here are some steps you can take to fix the problem:

1. You can try checking your game files to make sure there are no corrupt or missing files that are causing rendering problems.

2. Check the graphics settings. Make sure that the texture quality settings are at the right level and are not too low. You can try adjusting the settings to a higher level and see if this improves texture rendering.

3. Try switching to DirectX 11 and see if the problem persists.

4. Check that your drivers are up to date

5. Check your system power settings and make sure your power plan is set to Wys.

Best regards, Khaji

[quote user="DarnedNut"]

But if I watch the videos on my pc, Is'nt it just what my graphics card gives me on my pc and not the xbox?

[/quote]No. The images you'll see on the above linked YouTube videos were rendered on an Xbox One console using it's graphics capabilities. The video on YouTube is essentially a pre-rendered (cinematic, if you will) video of what was originally rendered
in real time on the One.

Personally, I think the graphics in those videos look great, but I'm even more excited to see what's yet to come as the console cycle goes on. If you compare current 360 titles to those that came out around launch the difference is stark. Comparing Gears of
War to Gears of War 3 there is an incredible difference in detail and fidelity.

I think @Biscuit makes his argument fairly and sensibly so don't think implying he's a child or something is fair. I don't agree with him but show some respect to each other.

Playing a game at 640x480 is fine as long as you let me upscale it to 1080p - that's my point. I'm not advocating we go back to low res....but I'd much rather play a game set to render at lower res with ultra settings and a 60+ fps than reduce the graphics
settings or frame rate just to render 1080p!

Graphically speaking only, yes rendering at higher resolution will benefit us (and it DOES matter) - but only AFTER graphics settings and frame rate are the best they can be - and NO game has got to that yet. That's my point.

Hello, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

That's a graphic rendering issue. Try to turn off 4k/HDR and and reduce the display resolution before launching the game. Since the game is a backwards compatible title, the graphics might not match what you have on your current console and that's normal.

you're rendering the game in VR on a 5060 graphics card,

That's the root of your issue you don't have the horsepower.

i'm glad to hear it's working on the quest three finally, I'll have to hook it up when I have the time