EDIT: While this video was uploading, I tested the game with a 980 Ti, and I finally saw the stuttering and janky frame rate, that people have been describing when using GTX 1070's, and even 1080 Ti's. When using the 980 Ti (EVGA Classified), I had to do the "borderless window" trick and use the Very High preset. It sucked, but it finally made the game playable. But... The game has played very nicely, across three GTX 1070's and one 1080 Ti, for me. So... If the game plays like jank, for you, you'll probably have to do the Borderless Window and "Very High" preset trick. If so, I am sorry for you. If the game does NOT play like jank, for you, the settings I show, should give a crisp and beautiful experience, for you. Let me know, how the things end up, for you guys. -@AiGaming1776


Original description*** Which settings are best, for enjoying Ghost Recon: Wildlands, at 1440p60fps? Mine? Or what the forums say?

(almost scared of what the people's results, will be.... but please test the settings, for yourself, and answer honestly)

Hardware used, in this video:

i7 6700K, overclocked, 4.7Ghz
16GB DDR4 RAM, overclocked, 3200Mhz
GTX 1070, overclocked, 2000+Mhz, MSI Seahawk X
SSD, Sandisk Ultra II
Windows 10