Which antialiasing is best for Nvidia cards?

[Rücklicht]

I have a 4080 and an AMD Ryzen 5800X3D. So far I love XESS but it gives me bad stutters. Best performace is with FXAA but looks ugly/grainy. What is your guys opinion?

[randir14]

DLSS in theory should be the best, but I've noticed it causes flickering on some objects. XESS looks almost identical but without the flickering, so I use that. It doesn't give me any stuttering though.

[Dizzy Ioeuy]

DLSS with 75% resolution. works wonders.

[BOT Cecil]

I use FSR 2 with high scaling (whatever the percentage was). Gives me 60fps on high on a laptop with rtx3060 running Pop OS.

[lx]

MSAA

[Tibore]

Originally posted by Rücklicht:

I have a 4080 and an AMD Ryzen 5800X3D. So far I love XESS but it gives me bad stutters. Best performace is with FXAA but looks ugly/grainy. What is your guys opinion?

One of the devs on discord mentioned that DLSS 2 on 100% render scale is basically TAA/DLAA but it does introduce a bit of a blur in my experience so better test them out and see what works best for you. DLAA also comes with a bit of a performance hit!

[不良ヌルポインタ]

I have 4090 5800x3d... DLAA native give you the best image quality. Due to this update CPU and memory management has issues. DLSS on this game isn't the best, actually 2nd best for navidia cards. Remember I have a 4090 I have 22GB ram to play because I use ECC memory on VRAM. So DLSS with 90% sharpening give you the best result. Also note that DLSS is a down resolution and reconstructed to your native resolution. Most I see with max setting on 4k is 18.7GB of VRAM. Everyone say use 90% on Vram limit does not know if you stream videos and other apps that uses GPU also uses your VRam, specially if you use the new chrome web browser with level 2- level 4, (robs allow of your performance.

[Rücklicht]

Originally posted by BOT Cecil:

I use FSR 2 with high scaling (whatever the percentage was). Gives me 60fps on high on a laptop with rtx3060 running Pop OS.

Wth are you using AMD AA with an Nvidia GPU?

[BOT Cecil]

Originally posted by Rücklicht:

Originally posted by BOT Cecil:

I use FSR 2 with high scaling (whatever the percentage was). Gives me 60fps on high on a laptop with rtx3060 running Pop OS.

Wth are you using AMD AA with an Nvidia GPU?

I'm on Linux using Proton. For some reason the dlss option doesn't show up despite having the latest drivers. Will investigate at some point why but didn't get around to doing it yet