I suspect your contrast slider might be cranked to 200 in AMD adrenaline or your brightness it ups the contrast and brightness of light sources as i mentioned !! try halve it!
I pretty much put if its a word in here i set AMD that word =true
lets see if it works!
Documentation - GPUOpen
lighting and lights in game can be greatly affected by HDR or bit depth.
perhaps you've an 8bit display but set it to 10bit without having a 10bit panel
try disabling HDR or using 8bit full RGB 444
try resetting adrenaline software driver settings to factory defaults as cranking brightness or contrast sliders can cause any light source to oversaturate and go white hot overexposed clipping like that. Consider either trying enabling HDR in windows 10 display settings and setting bit depth to 10bit RGB 444 in adrenaline display settings 1080p 60 or 120hz.. 720p for ultrawide display (5700xt has no HDMI 2.1 so 1080p is all it can do in HDR 120hz for gaming) Consider setting your black levels to low and cranking brightness a little in game if that helps as some monitors are too bright naturally too which makes it worse.
try setting a config file by in the game directory where ACvallhalla game binary EXE file is located config.ini by making a new text file and naming it this. then edit the text file and specify
Capability=VULKAN4.5
AMD FidelityFX Screen Space Reflections=True
AMD FidelityFX Tone Mapping=True
AMD FidelityFX Combined Adaptive Compute Ambient Occlusion=True
AMD FidelityFX CAS=True
AMD FidelityFX HDR Mapper=True
AMD FidelityFX Variable Shading=True
TextureQuality=10.0
ImageQualityRate=10.0
BitDepth=48bit
MeshQuality=10.0
HDRmode=True
Colorspace=BT.2390
Freesync2=Enabled
AOQuality=10.0
ShadowQuality=10.0
not sure if AOquality works maybe AmbientOcclusionQuality=10.0 just add both if looks like working can delete one?
uhh so maybe the only way to make retard **bleep** game and developer who are clueless make all this fake software get a clue is to set every game setting to "true" instead of enabled.. make them be good boys and more truthful. Good old boolean values! traditional values.. for a traditional man in the modern world where games should be photorealistic life like but people would rather play retro console games with SNES super famicom hardware thats so **bleep** donkey kong wins awards game hall of fame because its greeting card beeps you a tune holds an entire song score for a full length of 8 notes they just rewind and pitch shift and cut up like dubstep vocals to make the sound track for every level and donkey kong wins prizes and awards for their underwater level because its a game about going ape**bleep** wrecking the jungle in search of bananas to swallow.. nintendos always used nvidia hardware.. ewww.
the ACV game had HDR settings slider options you cranked the brightness to max it may be whats making the games lights too white clipping overexposed. Like set it for the nits of brightness your display is rated for. My samsung TV is rated for 2000 nits but assassins creed looks pretty great at 2000 even a bit past it, it lets me select up to 4000nits but then some things may look too sunny bright overexposed, theres an exposure setting too. Cranking it up on a good display can make lighting look like actual daylight. See AMD are true graphics cards and their games adjust lighting in game or tesselation size and quality in like 1-64x whatever you set it to. Nvidia all has premade with AMD hardware graphics that they calculate in advance and built the game optimal as possible and set to far lower quality settings. Then make AMD load the entire game level into the GPU all at once which makes it struggle a little. You can output 10x the graphics quality on AMD. Dont believe me? try changing the values of ImageQualityRate=10.0 and TextureQuality=10.0 or 1 or 1.0 edit in notepad while game is running.
You can try ShadowQuality setting or whatever you like.. actually i have a 5700XT too! If you like I could try and post my config files for this game for you.
dont forget to adrenaline advanced settings 10bit panel output if you have one and restart.. and set AntiAliasing to override 2x adaptive multisampling or 2x supersampling restart game to test either one.
Set Texture quality high and aniso16x
maybe enable antilag ..
set the game to all ultra i guess? should still get about 80fps
if thats not good enough you could lower some quality settings?
Oh set tessellation down bottom to override forced 2x or 4x then once you see it work change to application settings then AMD settings and choose to play in the one you feel is best.
You wouldnt believe how amazing some games look on a 5700xt like mortal kombat 11 the cutscenes look like garbage compared to in game gameplay.
Okay people!! all the quality levels, just umm throw in the highest prime number possible.. try anything out and see if it works for you
you could try VariableRefreshRate=True
FPS=Variable
?? i dunno
yeah.. that much bit depth = fine i guess? how to code and program 101 use prime numbers for everything! i have no clue what im doing but my game looks bloody amazing! especially MK11 aftermath that games super bloody and super amazing.. uhh ACvalhalla looks great for me. i have odyssey but not installed it in ages its ultra quality was super performance taxing maybe? should run on all ultra 60fps min tho.
I uhh may need to get AMD SDK.. i will try see if can enable AMD tressFX for all hair too with a toggle! w000t hairy buggers are a go! YAY.. yeah nobody gives a crap about hair because I'm a hairy old australian man.. but it can look great when done right. like those sexy MMD dancer girls with shiny hair.. or that new vtuber with tressFX hair.. **bleep** bitch learned to type in the right config.ini file to make the developers look like retards and didnt tell us what the command words was!
im gonna guess its AMD tressFX=true
who knows if i have to umm install the SDK or anything. I will if i have to!
I'll make the damned games myself if i have to.
Hope it fixed your problem.
