“Noise like interference” since RTX DLSS patch

[ulifox]

Game looks incredible with this update, best DLSS I have seen in a game so far. BUT!
Since the update, I have weird diagonal noise lines in game, in menu and static screens. They are specially visible in dark parts of the screen or in dark areas. Game all maxed up playing at 1080p, 120 FPS average. RTX 2060, AMD Ryzen 3600, 16 Gb DDR4 Corsair. Windows 10, latest drivers. Happens on both HDD and NVMe drives.

[kaffekoppen]

Yep, I am also noticing some noise in dark scenes in (like horizontal lines). I assumed this was because of DLSS.

[LoucMachine]

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/deliver-us-the-moon-nvidia-dlss/

This is a blog about deliver us the moon DLSS. If its like the banding they show, basically its a side effect of DLSS that they are working to improve.

[Seibzehn]

I have this problem to..it looks like electronic interference.

But i found a solution:

TURN OFF the Film Grain Option to zero!

This helps - at first i thougt my new RTX card is defective - but it isn't.

Dont forget to apply this settings in the upper menu.

Playing at 32:9 (5120x1440) looks amazing.

Edit: btw if you turn film grain to 4x it looks absolut terrible!

[ulifox]

Mappi75, thanx, will try and let you know!

[kaffekoppen]

Bizarrely, turning film grain to zero did seem to help in my case. The effect I was seeing was definitely not film grain so it's a bit odd.

I'm also having issues with the game forgetting my graphics options, but that's another story.

[cyberdyne systems model 101]

I turned off film grain before even started the game and i seem to have path tracing noise too. I have film grain set to 0 too. Rtx 2080ti. Performance is great otherwise.

[Salamand3r-]

That "film grain" effect has been in the game since launch. Something in this last patch made it more apparent - maybe a change to the overall gamma of the post-effect that generates it - but it's in there in all my launch-era recordings, and a lot of the review footage as well.

No idea what they are going for, maybe some kind of CRT-like effect - it reminds me of the tube noise you'd see in old live TV (broadcast from an analog video camera, not telecine) when explosions or guns went off - but turning "film grain" off fixes it.

[ulifox]

It was definitely the film grain. Turned it of, no more static.

[Belltols]

Mappi75 I owe you a beer.

I searched like hell for this in December and I found nothing. I thought I messed with all the settings but i guess not the film grain. This started right after I did a new build and I didn't notice it on my old PC so needless to say I was piiiissssed...

Thanks!

[Dank BHops]

Originally posted by Mappi75:

I have this problem to..it looks like electronic interference.

But i found a solution:

TURN OFF the Film Grain Option to zero!

This helps - at first i thougt my new RTX card is defective - but it isn't.

Dont forget to apply this settings in the upper menu.

Playing at 32:9 (5120x1440) looks amazing.

Edit: btw if you turn film grain to 4x it looks absolut terrible!

I know this is a older post, but this film grain is deff it. I came in the game thinking my monitor was busted and oddly i just ordered a new one and was gunna wait to play til i got it, but i overlooked film grain and chromatic options. Same exact hardware 3600 ryzen and 2060ko ultra rtx card, thought my card was fcked since its new and the only game this happened. 100% disable grain, disable chromatic abberation, and stupid ass depth of field, crisp as hell on max settings now, Thanks!

[Miss Fierce]

Same here. But disabling Film grain just makes it less noticeable, yet it still there... and eyes get tired. Can we get a real fix for that?

[DMC1973]

delete the shader cache. its probably in the GL (C:\Users\?\AppData\Local\NVIDIA\GLCache) which has to be deleted manually. lol old post

[hekoone]

GL is for OpenGL, nothing to do with Vulkan