Find this text (mine was at line number 133):įor me the increase was from 30-45 to 75-100 FPS.Find and make a backup copy of WillowEngine.ini.Go to %userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Borderlands 2\WillowGame\Config\.In my case it jumped from ~45 to ~90 FPS. DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.WHATEVER.Replace the value at the end with whatever:.
DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.WillowScenePostProcess.Find this text in it (mine was at line number 95):.If you don't see it there, launch the game at least once after installing, it should appear. (you can copy-paste this into your Windows Explorer window address bar).Go to: %userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Borderlands Game of the Year\WillowGame\Config\.Here's how to do it in all 3 games (assuming you're playing on PC via Steam): Borderlands GOTY Enhanced The answer there also shows how it looks before and after. There is already a Q&A about doing this but the asker specifically wanted to get rid of this effect not knowing it can actually boost FPS significantly, and that it works in all 3 games. For me, it jumped up to 80-120 in all 3 of these games. You can disable the cel-shading post-processing effect if you don't mind losing that signature thick black outline on all 3D models. It seems like both games are bottlenecked by single-core CPU performance.
Process Explorer is saying that the GPU is basically idle at 5-10% usage, while the CPU is working at around 20% total (6-core Intel i5-8400, for which 16% is 100% of a single core utilization, making it around 1.5 full core utilization). Turning down all the graphics setting to low/off still gives me below 60 FPS on 3840x2160 resolution in all 3 games. Just lowering the resolution to 2560x1440 gives me around 55 FPS, and going down to 1920x1080 gives >60 FPS. In all 3 games at 3840x2160 resolution and all max graphics settings I get around 30-45 FPS.
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