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TR1GGER23

Dec 8, 2021 @ 1:29am

only been playing pc for 12months now and im struggling to get my graphics clean and crisp. my graphics card is a geforce gtx 1660 super,i know its not the top of the range but its all i could afford at the time.my game graphics no matter what i do its just horrible and blurr. i never had this problem on FS19 any suggestions please.

Last edited by TR1GGER23; Jun 4, 2022 @ 8:25am

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vanbushi

Dec 8, 2021 @ 2:08am

Give this a try. It worked for me.

In the Main menu go to the Options click on Display settings → press space for Advanced graphics settings → change Post-process Anti-Aliasing from Nvidia DLAA to TAA.

123

Dec 8, 2021 @ 2:25am

Originally posted by vanbushi:
Give this a try. It worked for me.

In the Main menu go to the Options click on Display settings → press space for Advanced graphics settings → change Post-process Anti-Aliasing from Nvidia DLAA to TAA.

that wont work for him as he has a 1660 which does not support Dlss from what i know.

your only option might be Taa which is not as good as dlss but its the way old games and hardware worked in past. set all settings to max if your system can handle it of course

dlss/dlaa require tensor cores which the 1660 series lacks. only rtx cards can enable it.

how ever Raytracing is supported on 1660

Last edited by 123; Dec 8, 2021 @ 2:27am

vanbushi

Dec 8, 2021 @ 2:29am

Originally posted by 123:
Originally posted by vanbushi:
Give this a try. It worked for me.

In the Main menu go to the Options click on Display settings → press space for Advanced graphics settings → change Post-process Anti-Aliasing from Nvidia DLAA to TAA.
that wont work for him as he has a 1660 which does not support Dlss from what i know.

your only option might be Taa which is not as good as dlss but its the way old games and hardware worked in past. set all settings to max if your system can handle it of course

That's why I specifically said to switch to TAA...

TR1GGER23

Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:02am

thank you guys that sorted it.

ждун Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:05am

TAA is making everything blurry even worse then DLSS does. TAA is crap. I always try to avoid it because it makes everything blurry and also causes smearing artifacts. If you can't handle MSAA, without any AA at all, the image quality is by far better then with TAA, at least at 4K resolution. One could also use nvidia supersampling instead of AA.

Make sure that FXAA is not enforced by nvidia settings. FXAA + TAA and you have blurry mess.

Last edited by ждун; Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:08am

ждун Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:10am

Originally posted by vanbushi:
That's why I specifically said to switch to TAA...

this doesn't make any sence. DLSS causes much less bluriness then TAA. Only FXAA is even worse then TAA in terms of blurryness.

My suggestion to topic starter would be also to check that Anisotropic Filtering is enabled and set to at least x8. Both in game and also check nvidia control panel, it can override game settings.

Last edited by ждун; Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:13am

GrandTickler has Farming Simulator 22

Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:40am

TAA is fine, you just need to add nvidia sharpening filter to eliminate the blur caused. TAA is the only type of AA that completely eliminates shimmering/flickering

latest nvidia experience lets u globally add sharpness on the fly without the need of restarting games. or u can just do it with a profile trough the control panel, 30-40% should be enough

Last edited by GrandTickler; Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:41am

123

Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:56am

Originally posted by GrandTickler:
TAA is fine, you just need to add nvidia sharpening filter to eliminate the blur caused. TAA is the only type of AA that completely eliminates shimmering/flickering

latest nvidia experience lets u globally add sharpness on the fly without the need of restarting games. or u can just do it with a profile trough the control panel, 30-40% should be enough

yep most people dont know about the setting in control panel :)

123

Dec 8, 2021 @ 4:56am

Originally posted by ждун:
Originally posted by vanbushi:
That's why I specifically said to switch to TAA...

this doesn't make any sence. DLSS causes much less bluriness then TAA. Only FXAA is even worse then TAA in terms of blurryness.

My suggestion to topic starter would be also to check that Anisotropic Filtering is enabled and set to at least x8. Both in game and also check nvidia control panel, it can override game settings.

he can not use dlss so there not much of a choice in that matter