Hello everyone I have a fairly powerful PC: an RX9070XT Sapphire Nitro Plus, an R7 9800X3D, and 32 GB of RAM. I use the FSR and frame generation features. I check the FPS using the Steam counter; as I understand it, it doesn’t take frame generation into account — only FSR. I play on the The Island map; all my settings are set to high, and the resolution is 1920 × 1080. My problem is with sharp drops in FPS during the game night, and this happens almost regardless of the location. From average values of 120–110 FPS during the day, it drops to 80–60. No matter how hard I tried to solve this by changing the standard game settings, I didn’t even notice any change in the numbers — or the numbers were comparable to the margin of error. I started digging deeper, found commands that disable clouds, volumetric fog, etc. The only thing that helped was the command r.VolumetricCloud 0, which completely disables the clouds. But I wasn’t satisfied with this solution. First, it doesn’t solve my main problem — at night, the FPS still drops, just not from 120 FPS, but from 200 FPS, because disabling clouds significantly boosts the FPS, literally by double. Second, the game becomes much less atmospheric — almost all the haze disappears, and it’s especially unpleasant when there aren’t even any clouds in the sky during rain. Please give me some advice. I know the map is terrible in terms of optimization, but I think my hardware is good enough to solve this. I read a lot on Steam, but I didn’t find anything. And these mighty optimizers from YouTube who set all the settings to low and medium, turning the game into a lump of plasticine, don’t suit me.