Here is a video comparing PC Low quality to Ultra:
[video=youtube;O2mJaYQhaYc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2mJaYQhaYc[/video]
It doesn't look like there is a HUGE difference between High and Ultra. Low looks looks good in it's own right, imo, although not near as good as High/Ultra of course. You can see big differences in texture and water qualities between Low/Ultra. But some of the other tweaks have a smaller difference.
Of course if you have 2 monitors side by side, one with twin 980's running 4K Ultra and one with Low settings I'm sure the difference would be mind blowing :D I have 2 computers, my "son's" with the 960 running pretty much High and the other with a 650Ti running a "tweaked" Low and while you can see a quality difference the Low looks very nice. Both are running between 30-40 fps for the most part.
Here is a PC Ultra and PS4 comparison:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fUGFmmikn4 (didn't want to embed 2 videos)
[video=youtube;O2mJaYQhaYc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2mJaYQhaYc[/video]
It doesn't look like there is a HUGE difference between High and Ultra. Low looks looks good in it's own right, imo, although not near as good as High/Ultra of course. You can see big differences in texture and water qualities between Low/Ultra. But some of the other tweaks have a smaller difference.
Of course if you have 2 monitors side by side, one with twin 980's running 4K Ultra and one with Low settings I'm sure the difference would be mind blowing :D I have 2 computers, my "son's" with the 960 running pretty much High and the other with a 650Ti running a "tweaked" Low and while you can see a quality difference the Low looks very nice. Both are running between 30-40 fps for the most part.
Here is a PC Ultra and PS4 comparison:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fUGFmmikn4 (didn't want to embed 2 videos)