Dinamic Super resolution (DSR) set to 4K on 1080p monitor is amazing

[mister.hister]

Wanted to congratulate and thank the developers for the great two games they made (Ancients and Medieval) which I am enjoying playing a lot. Thank you so much for these two gems devs!

Also wanted to encourage other players who sport 1080p monitors that might have not tried enabling DSR in the Nvidia Control panel yet to do so for the two Field of Glory II games because the visuals turn up fabolous while not dermanding that much more graphical force (my four generations old GTX 1070 Ti GPU handles this setting at ease).

Playing these two games at native 1080p I am getting pixelated shimmering on the units which detracted a lot from my enjoyment - if there is anything I detest in games it is low FPS and crappy anti-aliasing with messy shimmering and these last two I got aplenty unfortunately. Setting anti-aliasing in-game to 8x didn't help. So I set "DSR- Factors" in the Nvidia Control Panel at 4x rendering and" DSR - Smoothness"to 33%, started up the game, chose 4K resolution in the options, exited it, restarted it and and babaaam: this netted me real dandy 4K visuals where the units are smooth and nonpixelated with no shimmering, a true visual bonanza.

Worth a try guys and gals in case you haven't yet!

[PipFromSlitherine]

Interesting - thanks for sharing the info!

Cheers

Pip

[mister.hister]

Gladly!

[Maarschalk]

I tried it on my gaming laptop with a RTX4060 laptop GPU. The game looks absolutely stunning with DSR! As a bonus, the performance is better then with 8x anti-aliasing.

[mister.hister]

Originally posted by Maarschalk:

I tried it on my gaming laptop with a RTX4060 laptop GPU. The game looks absolutely stunning with DSR! As a bonus, the performance is better then with 8x anti-aliasing.

Happy to hear it!