Game:

Black Desert Online (2014)

Duration: 8:15

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Long live AMD FSR and mathematics! :D
If you want to play casually and for the visuals, due to the FSR upscaling mode it is possible to do so with the graphics maxed out (Remastered) for a sub-30 fps experience. Of course, you can also turn down the graphics to the lowest optimal setting to get to a constant smooth 60 fps, but don't expect anything pretty. I haven't tested the lowest one in the video, but I have done so out of it for around half an hour.
In-game resolution is set to 3440 x 1440.

Timestamps for graphical settings:
00:00 - Remastered with FSR set to Quality (that's the lowest I would go in FSR to retain sharpness of the image);
04:02 - Medium (no FSR is allowed in non-High End graphics);
05:19 - Very Low + SSAO;
06:03 - Very Low + no SSAO (50-60 fps out of combat, 40-50 with many effects);
Additional test: Lowest Optimal with everything turned down - constant 60 fps even in battles.

Recorded with Shadowplay.

Monitor used: Acer BX340CK

Laptop: ASUS Zephyrus G14
Specifications:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 4600HS, 3GHz (Disabled Turbo for lower thermals)
RAM: 2x8GB clocked at 3200Mhz
Storage: M.2 NVMe PCIe 3.0 512GB
GPU: GTX 1650 Ti (+130 MHz core clock and + 140 MHz memory clock)
Display: FHD 120 Hz

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