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What is DSR? Do i want to use it? : r nvidia - Reddit DSR stands for Dynamic Super Resolution Basically what you're doing is running your games at a higher resolution than your monitor supports, then downscaling it to your monitors resolution
Recommended Smoothness Level for DLDSR? : r nvidia - Reddit With the old DSR, if you set it too low (like under the default 33%), you would start to see jaggies eventually With the new DLDSR, you won't really get any additional jaggies at any smoothness level
DLDSR DSR - What scaling resolution and smoothness should I . . . - Reddit I'm trying DLDSR DSR for the first time and I wanted to get some advice on which resolution to choose and what smoothness as well I see 1 78 and 2 25 as my top two options in the Nvidia control panel, as well as numerous legacy scaling options like 1 5x or 2 0x I have no idea what to choose for my monitor, 3440x1440 Also what smoothness percentage should I use? Sine I'm going up in
Can anyone give me a basic explanation of DSR DLDSR DLSS and . . . - Reddit DSR = deprecated DLDSR = Downscaling after rendering in a higher resolution for better quality - Use it to get a small taste of what 4K would be like (native 4K is much better) or in older games DLSS = Upscaling by reconstructing frames using temporal info
DLDSR, DLSS and DSR what do i use when? : r nvidia - Reddit Even 5k DSR doesn't fix the crawling with DLSS The temporal stability is way better with the TAA You run around everywhere and never see crawling Obviously the pitfall with the TAA is the blurriness But I think it's acceptable if use the resolution scale feature to increase it above native (DSR or DLDSR isn't strictly necessary for this game)
Dsr? Just learned about it, is it worth it? : r nvidia - Reddit DSR is basicly a very good but hungry Anti Aliasing Your game gets rendered in a higher resolution and then gets downsampled to your native resolution This causes less aliasing It is the same as resolution scaling that some games have as an option like the Battlefield Franchise Just try it
Can you keep your 144+hz with Nvidia DSR 4K : r Monitors - Reddit Also, does enabling DSR and changing the resolution tp 4K increase image clarity and sharpness? I've been thinking about downgrading to a 1440p 240z monitor from my 4K 144hz if it's possible to use DSR and keep the refresh rate