Best Upscaling method STALKER 2

[Bastonix]

I would like to know your opinion on the different upscaling methods that Stalker 2 offers.

Personally I find that FSR 3.1 generates a little less FPS than DLSS, BUT the FPS drops are less with FSR. So in the end I have the impression, with FSR, of having a smoother image, less stuttering, despite a slightly lower FPS but slightly more stable in exchange. Although this is strange considering I own a NIVDIA RTX 4070..

Then TSR seems to be the one that destroys the graphics the least, but I have the impression that it performs just as well in city areas but generates less FPS in large areas, unlike DLSS and FSR which are completely fluid. outside cities (apart from a few exceptions)

Finally I find that DLSS spoils the quality more than FSR which does not equal TSR but almost.

What are your opinions? Preferably those with an NVIDIA card and/or a 4000 series lower than 4090. Although others are welcome too aha

[2ugly]

1070ti playing at 1080p. Using mostly med settings with a few high, with the hair low. Xess works best for me at the highest quality setting. At native res in all the upscaling methods the graphics flicker when movement occurs. The only one that doesn't destroy the quality using below native... is Xess. It's a ugly nasty pixeleated mess at 1080p without any upscaling.

[edwvee]

I have 5700x+4080. And I use DL... AA. Because it's CPU bottlenecked, so I limited to 80 fps and use framegen. Thus it's bearable inside camps and super smooth outside.
It's interesting that DLSS quality looks just fine here and 4080 can't give sufficient FPS without DLSS or framegen, but the moments where it's 100% loaded are rare.

[Ampee]

FSR? No way. It creates ghosting when turning for example. DLSS does not. DLSS all the way That is if you have an nvidia 20xx+ card.

[Feorun]

FSR with Native AA, best quality pic for me

[Maybach Music]

My game is super smooth with FSR, but for some reason the amount of crashes and freezes it causes grows double :/ RTX 3080 + Ryzen 7 7800x3d