Not to look like an ungrateful bloke, but for me situation is kinda reversed. Difference between FOV60° and FOV105° is roughly few FPS. And I mean unplayable range of FPS, between 22 and 25. 72° is no "Mordenkainen's disjunction" that solves all problems, so I notice no difference from my "lowest acceptable" FOV75°. I try not to go any lower, as it causes some sort of motion sickness for me, maybe it is consequences of concussion, but I can't get rid of feeling I'm Geralt's Roach and I'm wearing blinders. Very uncomfortable feeling. In terms of Destiny 2, it feels like you always ADS'ing. And yes, I tried my older SXGA monitor, no difference. Turning aim smoothing off actually brought me far more FPS than going from 1440p/highest to 720p/lowest: in worst lagfest areas (such Titan) I finally was able to see figures above 20FPS, and general upper range of low-FPS areas went from 25 to more manageable 28-30FPS. Still with heavy stutter/jitter/freezes. Can't use gamepads/controllers, and it's not "PCMR elitism" - for some reason after serving in military I can't use those input devices, otherwise I'd buy myself a console long ago. AA actually seems to be improving FPS 1-2 digits at least in Dreaming City (as I've been playing it recently and been checking figures here and there), yet it strangely bumps up temps in my GPUs and I'm starting hearing fans. Not a 747 on takeoff, but nonetheless, the only other things that did that were benchmarks, like Heaven. So... much optimisation, such FPS, very smooth, wow. :)