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I did find some settings that helped mitigate this a great deal for me. I turned on Dynamic Resolution Scale, set the DLSS Mode to auto and set the Graphics Quality to auto. It still doesn't seem to look as good as it did previously, but it still looks really good.
Edit: Here's the link to download the newest DLSS. It is version 3.6. https://www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-dlss-dll/
The thing is that the game ran perfectly fine the first time around for me. I don't know if transferring my saves caused problems or what.
Can the new DLSS dll be downloaded directly from nvidea? I don't download files like dlls from sites and put them on my pc, even though I understand most of the time they are perfectly fine.
With Resident Evil Village it has been proven time and time again that denuvo didn't cause those issues, it was capcoms very own DRM they put on top of denuvo that messed things up.
Dead Space has a severe engine issue that is tanking performance on any system. Removing Denuvo won't magically fix that. EA has to fix that but they won't so we're all stuck with this.