# Fix stretched BG videos on newer GPUs. Might appear on Red and newer
gfx.bgvideo_uv_fix=false

# Run the game in a framed window (requires windowed option)
gfx.framed=false

# Software limit the frame rate of the rendering loop in hz, e.g. 60 or 59.95 (0.0 = no software limit)
gfx.frame_rate_limit=0.0

# Patch the GPU device ID detection (leave empty to disable), format XXXX:YYYY, two 4 digit hex numbers (vid:pid). Examples: 1002:7146 (RV515, Radeon X1300), 1002:95C5 (RV620 LE, Radeon HD3450)
gfx.pci_id=1002:7146

# Run the game windowed
gfx.windowed=false

# Windowed width, 0 for default size
gfx.window_width=0

# Windowed height, 0 for default size
gfx.window_height=0

# Up-/downscale the back buffer's width. This does not change the game's rendering resolution but scales the final frame. Use this to target the native resolution of your monitor/TV, e.g. to avoid over-/underscan, bad image quality or latency caused by the monitors internal upscaler. 0 to disable this feature. Must be set in combination with the corresponding height parameter.
gfx.scale_back_buffer_width=0

# Up-/downscale the back buffer's height. This does not change the game's rendering resolution but scales the final frame. Use this to target the native resolution of your monitor/TV, e.g. to avoid over-/underscan, bad image quality or latency caused by the monitors internal upscaler. 0 to disable this feature. Must be set in combination with the corresponding width parameter.
gfx.scale_back_buffer_height=0

# Filter type to use for up-/downscaling the back buffer. Only used if scaling feature was enabled by setting the scaling width and height parameters. Available types: none, linear, point (refer to D3DTEXTUREFILTERTYPE  for explanation).
gfx.scale_back_buffer_filter=none