DLSS 2.0 or not with 2K or 4K?

[De4dCertYT]

A new driver arrived. How is everyone's visual quality vs frame boost using this RTX tech? Worth the enable at 2K

[alexwise]

2K=1080p

[Dave]

Originally posted by TachiFoxy:

Originally posted by Dave:

Not in ANY game that I have seen. Whenever I use this in any game, I can clearly see a reduction in quality. It is over-hyped

There aren't that many games with DLSS 2.0 right now. The only two games that currently have it that come to mind for me are Minecraft RTX and Control since one of the more recent updates.

Other games and Control earlier in its life-cycle used DLSS 1.X which had some major flaws which made it an option with trade-offs. DLSS 2.0, however, has really worked on ironing out those trade-offs. The video posted earlier by The Late Shift showcases that quite well.

DLSS in Control is TERRIBLE. It's one of the worst implementations of it.

[Dave]

shadow of the tomb raider uses 2.0, and even then you can still notice it

[PC2070]

Originally posted by McGeorgeOfTheJungle:

Originally posted by Harry101UK:

2K with DLSS will look like 4K but run better.

Have to be careful, Only some cards allow 1400p and 1080p DLSS usage. 2080 ti's usually don't have any luck able to use it on anything other than 4k resolutions.

Metro Exodus annoyed me with this. Sure my 2080ti is great and all, but I sometimes like to play on 1440p for the performance gain and also to keep temps down on the GPU, so I had to miss out on DLSS.

That was only for variants of DLSS 1.0. DLSS 2.0 supports arbitrary resolutions.

[McGeorgeOfTheJungle]

Originally posted by TachiFoxy:

There aren't that many games with DLSS 2.0 right now. The only two games that currently have it that come to mind for me are Minecraft RTX and Control since one of the more recent updates.

Other games and Control earlier in its life-cycle used DLSS 1.X which had some major flaws which made it an option with trade-offs. DLSS 2.0, however, has really worked on ironing out those trade-offs. The video posted earlier by The Late Shift showcases that quite well.

Final Fantasy XV
Metro Exodus
SCUM
TWD (the now VR one)
Give us the moon

There is a few others.

[RyuHazuki]

If you watch Digital Foundry video, they say DLSS 2.0 quality mode is better than 4k + TAA. There is whole video coming soon about DLSS 2.0 from them.

[Daveed]

Originally posted by Dave:

Originally posted by TachiFoxy:

There aren't that many games with DLSS 2.0 right now. The only two games that currently have it that come to mind for me are Minecraft RTX and Control since one of the more recent updates.

Other games and Control earlier in its life-cycle used DLSS 1.X which had some major flaws which made it an option with trade-offs. DLSS 2.0, however, has really worked on ironing out those trade-offs. The video posted earlier by The Late Shift showcases that quite well.

DLSS in Control is TERRIBLE. It's one of the worst implementations of it.

There's some comparison shots here: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2020-control-dlss-2-dot-zero-analysis

The results are honestly pretty impressive. Character models have even more detail to them than they do at native 4K. In some cases the image looks slightly oversharpened, but if I didn't have the native 4K image to compare it to, I probably wouldn't have even noticed.

[Mark]

DLSS Quality mode is better than native

[NorfolkDave]

what is dlss 2.0? not familiar wiht the term but have seen it about

[RyuHazuki]

Originally posted by David "TheDave" Eastwick:

what is dlss 2.0? not familiar wiht the term but have seen it about

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_learning_super_sampling

[Yofu]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggnvhFSrPGE

[PC2070]

Originally posted by David "TheDave" Eastwick:

what is dlss 2.0? not familiar wiht the term but have seen it about

It's a newer version of DLSS "Deep Learning Super Sampling". An AI program is trained with low-framerate high res images of a game, then upscales lower resolution frames in a game in real time. The result is an image comparable to native resolution, but with a lower performance cost

[KyoKat]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMi3JpNBQeM

[NorfolkDave]

Originally posted by Lucan1010:

Originally posted by David "TheDave" Eastwick:

what is dlss 2.0? not familiar wiht the term but have seen it about

It's a newer version of DLSS "Deep Learning Super Sampling". An AI program is trained with low-framerate high res images of a game, then upscales lower resolution frames in a game in real time. The result is an image comparable to native resolution, but with a lower performance cost

so a more advanced version of upscaling?
I have modern gpu so should have it (rtx 2080)

[NorfolkDave]

Originally posted by KyoKat:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMi3JpNBQeM

wow, thats a hell of a difference in quality and yet improved frame rate.
Do i need anything to turn it on with my card (see thats rtx 2060 so mine must have it)