DLSS not necessary with some high end cards and HDR mode.

[Gamreight44]

On high end Graphics cards you usually have the HDR mode if your monitor can support it. This is the best graphics mode for viewing available but it usually disables DLSS. DLSS only gives higher frame rate while HDR gives the best graphics and coloration. I have a 165 FPS rated monitor with the 3080ti and HDR still gives me 165 FPS in most games with all visual at ultra. DLSS is tu;rned off ...

[Bruno]

I turned HDR off, it conflicts with Steam overlay.

[Gamreight44]

Never had this problem with Steam games. At least wise not yet ... Best game for it is Horizon Dawn ... beautiful game graphics ...

[patrick68794]

lol why do people post nonsense like this?

[Gamreight44]

Since when is truth nonsense ... wokeism ?

[patrick68794]

Originally posted by Lonewolf799:

Since when is truth nonsense ... wokeism ?

if HDR and DLSS don't together for you then you're doing something wrong.

[Gamreight44]

The game you play makes that choice. Red Dead Redemption 2 for instance ... I did say usually not always ...

[Tyran]

DLSS and HDR are not mutually exclusive. Nonsense post.

[patrick68794]

Originally posted by Lonewolf799:

The game you play makes that choice. Red Dead Redemption 2 for instance ...

Well look at that, HDR and DLSS both enabled in RDR 2

https://imgur.com/SHkHQ8I

[Gamreight44]

Turn on all the eye candy options and it will not work. It will work in some games but not all. End of discussion. My config is not in error jut perhaps not the same as yours ... you lucky dog ... lol ..... cricketttssss ....

[patrick68794]

Originally posted by Lonewolf799:

Turn on all the eye candy options and it will not work. It will work in some games but not all. End of discussion. My config is not in error jut perhaps not the same as yours ... you lucky dog ... lol ..... cricketttssss ....

I have the game completely maxed out. Even the advanced graphics settings are set to max. Still works perfectly fine with both HDR and DLSS on

[Green1]

Originally posted by Lonewolf799:

Turn on all the eye candy options and it will not work. It will work in some games but not all. End of discussion. My config is not in error jut perhaps not the same as yours ... you lucky dog ... lol ..... cricketttssss ....

You have no Idea what you are talking about.

[sadegmike]

guys just wanna know if i can run the game at 1440p with all high setting
my system specs :
CPU : AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
Ram 32GB DDR4 3600
GPU RTX 3070Ti
Motherboard : Rog Strix B550-f gaming

[FriendCalledFive]

What a perfect example of the Dunning Kruger Effect.

Your post is just embarrassing claptrap OP.

[Green1]

Originally posted by sadegmike:

guys just wanna know if i can run the game at 1440p with all high setting
my system specs :
CPU : AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
Ram 32GB DDR4 3600
GPU RTX 3070Ti
Motherboard : Rog Strix B550-f gaming

Most likely. Vram could be an issue though if you only have 8gb.

[Hexenhammer]

Originally posted by Lonewolf799:

On high end Graphics cards you usually have the HDR mode if your monitor can support it. This is the best graphics mode for viewing available but it usually disables DLSS. DLSS only gives higher frame rate while HDR gives the best graphics and coloration. I have a 165 FPS rated monitor with the 3080ti and HDR still gives me 165 FPS in most games with all visual at ultra. DLSS is tu;rned off ...

Your comment is nothing but BS, I always use HDR and DLSS in games that support them.
I never seen any games disabling HDR for DLSS or disabling DLSS for HDR, these technologies are different they have nothing in common.