The Division PC Graphics Options Have Leaked, And They're Plentiful

A closed beta for The Division will kick off on January 29, allowing a privileged number of PC owners to finally get their hands on the game. The recent avalanche of gameplay footage from the shooter RPG was based on the console editions of the game, but one player already has access to the PC version, and has uploaded footage of the game's graphics options on PC.

The video, spotted by a NeoGAF member, only shows a fleeting glimpse of the game running on low settings on a GTX 650 TI with 1gb, 8gb of memory and an i5. On that rig the game maintains a framerate between 55 and 65. That bodes well for folk with a modest rig, but the gameplay footage is too brief to know how that holds up during moment-to-moment gameplay.

As for the graphics options, they're as follows (via NeoGAF):

Vsync (on/off)

Frame Rate Limit (on/off)

Shadow Quality

Shadow Resolution

Spot Shadow Count

Spot Shadow Resolution

Contact Shadows

Post FX AA

Temporal AA

Sharpen Image (%)

Particle Detail

Enable Wind-affected Snow

Volumetric Fog

Reflection Quality

Local Reflection Quality

Sub-surface Scattering

Anisotropic Filtering

Parallax Mapping

Ambient Occlusion

Depth of Field

Object Detail (%)

Extra Streaming Distance (%)

Chromatic Aberration (on/off)

Lens Flare (on/off)

Vignette Effect (on/off)

To see the game in action on Xbox One, check out Chris Livingston's impressions. We'll be sure to post more once we get our hands on the PC version. The Division releases March 8.

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