TSR upscaling looks really good in this.

[StingingVelvet]

I'm not usually a fan of upscaling and try to avoid it, but it's pretty necessary in this game. I was surprised to find TSR looks so good. I got rid of my Nvidia card a few months ago so I can't speak to DLSS here, but TSR looks way better than FSR2, Xess and TAA in my opinion.

This is good news moving forward as UE5 takes over the industry.

[RodroG]

I agree. From my testing and according to other user reports, the TSR scaling method is the best in stabilizing and cleaning the image in this game. Sure, DLSS + NV Frame Gen is the best in terms of performance gains, but the Unreal Engine TSR scaler beats every other scaling method in terms of image-quality, regardless of the rendering resolution scale set/used.

[Kapteeni Moukku]

Yeah. I found TSR to be best too. This is the first game i have seen TSR in use.

[StingingVelvet]

Originally posted by Kapteeni Moukku:

Yeah. I found TSR to be best too. This is the first game i have seen TSR in use.

Yeah same here, this is the first UE5 game I've played. I assume Lords of the Fallen uses TSR as well so looking forward to seeing that at some point.

[darkjairo29]

I was testing with TSR to be able to obtain the frames offered by DLSS or Intel XeSS in quality mode, I achieved it at the expense of graphic quality with TSR I had to set it to 67% by scaling resolution, but the quality at 67% is lower than these 2 scalers. That's why I prefer the Intel XeSS that has no crashes and has good performance, the ideal would be the DLSS that is perfect in superior quality and has good fps higher than all the scalers, but it has a lot of crashes, a patch is necessary to be able to use it without crashing. block. I use 4k resolution.

[StingingVelvet]

Originally posted by darkjairo29:

I was testing with TSR to be able to obtain the frames offered by DLSS or Intel XeSS in quality mode, I achieved it at the expense of graphic quality with TSR I had to set it to 67% by scaling resolution, but the quality at 67% is lower than these 2 scalers. That's why I prefer the Intel XeSS that has no crashes and has good performance,

I think XESS is my second favorite, but only TSR really eliminated the shimmery illumination artifacts for me. XESS still had them a little, and FSR had them a lot. I do agree TSR takes a bit more performance though.

I'm using 67% TSR to mimic "quality" DLSS/FSR.

[darkjairo29]

Originally posted by StingingVelvet:

Originally posted by darkjairo29:

I was testing with TSR to be able to obtain the frames offered by DLSS or Intel XeSS in quality mode, I achieved it at the expense of graphic quality with TSR I had to set it to 67% by scaling resolution, but the quality at 67% is lower than these 2 scalers. That's why I prefer the Intel XeSS that has no crashes and has good performance,

I think XESS is my second favorite, but only TSR really eliminated the shimmery illumination artifacts for me. XESS still had them a little, and FSR had them a lot. I do agree TSR takes a bit more performance though.

I'm using 67% TSR to mimic "quality" DLSS/FSR.

Yes bro, FSR is the worst, its quality leaves a lot to be desired, personally I prefer DLSS above all, there are no artifacts and it is smooth as silk, the bad thing is that this game has a lot of crashes, that's why I chose Intel XeSS it's the most balanced, FSR as you say too many shiny artifacts plus anti-aliasing everywhere atrocious

[NLxAROSA]

FSR is best in terms of FPS win, but it looks like crap. XeSS looks great, but less FPS win. TSR gives good FPS win AND looks great, it's a real gamechanger IMO.

[RodroG]

Originally posted by StingingVelvet:

Originally posted by darkjairo29:

I was testing with TSR to be able to obtain the frames offered by DLSS or Intel XeSS in quality mode, I achieved it at the expense of graphic quality with TSR I had to set it to 67% by scaling resolution, but the quality at 67% is lower than these 2 scalers. That's why I prefer the Intel XeSS that has no crashes and has good performance,

I think XESS is my second favorite, but only TSR really eliminated the shimmery illumination artifacts for me. XESS still had them a little, and FSR had them a lot. I do agree TSR takes a bit more performance though.

I'm using 67% TSR to mimic "quality" DLSS/FSR.

I had the same experience from my testing and image-quality comparisons. Also, I used 67% TSR during my playthrough and consider XeSS the second-best scaling method in this game and AMD FSR 2.2 the worst. Of course, DLSS + FG is unbeatable performance-wise.

[Tsenng]

TSR is frankly awsome in this game. Still runs 100+ fps @4k with 95% scaling.