Day One FixesSolvedFixUpdated · 9 replies on Steam
Cyberpunk 2077: How Do I Fix Pixelated Smoke on My Amd Gpu (Fix)
Short answer
What gpu exactly? Could be a lack of (v)RAM, so some textures (like those placed on particle effects) don't load.
The problem
I messed with a bunch of settings and verified my game files but it doesnt seem to help, any idea on how to fix it?
What players suggest
What gpu exactly? Could be a lack of (v)RAM, so some textures (like those placed on particle effects) don't load. Try to reduce ram sensitive settings and see if it still occurs
The way I fixed pixelated smoke was to use SuperSample 2x in Nvidia Control pantel and I was still able to use Ultra quality for fog and DLSS. Credit goes to a member on Reddit
Looking for some help on this... supersample for transparency doesn't seem to fix it for me. Image linked below is what I'm seeing... everything is maxed out for ingame settings and the AA for Transparency is set to supersampling 2x https://imgur.com/oqilrnj
Try force disabling Variable Rate Shading. Browse to your cyberpunk 2077\engine\config\platform\pc folder and make a new text file. In the text file paste the following: [Rendering/VariableRateShading] Enable = false Save as userv.ini Can just delete the file if you're not happy with the results.
Did this work for you?
Source: original Steam Community discussion. Quotes are shortened; all credit goes to the posters. Tags: nvidia, amd, save, mods