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Yeah....

DX12:

DX11:



The funny thing is, their Benchmark DOES work correctly with DX12 -.-



Edit: Lol found a Solution:

FoV is NOT the issue...
Search for "r_res_hor"
it's probably stuck on 1920.
Simply chance that.
In my case 3840

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I'm having stretching problems too.
"r_res_hor" is at 2560 and dx11 or 12 makes no difference.

You might still want to change the FOV in that config. As with the previous Metro titles the FOV is given vertically, with a 60 vertical FOV equaling a 90 horizontal FOV for 16:9 displays. According to https://themetalmuncher.github.io/fov-calc/, the same FOV for 21:9 displays would be 47. Using an FOV that is too high can cause screen effects, such as blood, to not scale properly. I also disabled motion blur by changing r_blur_level and r_game_mblur_scale to 0. Looks perfect to me using these settings on DX11.

Fully stretched still. I guess some got lucky.

Have any of you guys noticed that the scaling is a little off with the backpack screen? Changing categories from individual weapons requires you to hover maybe 2cm left/right of the weapon to go next/previous.

3440 x 1440 21:9 here!



What worked for me (DX12 & 11) was keeping r_base_fov @ 60 (NOT 47 - this did the cropping thing someone mentioned.)

I then also disabled blur using r_blur_level and r_game_mblur_scale both @ 0.

Finally

r_res_hor 3440
r_res_vert 1440

This made it like @susahamat's picture EXACTLY.

Very nice! Did you happen to use any of the fixes posted to get those results, or is it native support?

native hor+

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I also had issues with a stretched screen at 3440x1440 with a Vega 64. What finaly fixed it for me was to enable Virtual Super Resolution in Radeon Settings (Radeon Settings -> Display -> Virtual Super Resolution ON)