AMD FSR 2 Do Not Use! Input Lag

[Yeish]

A fair warning, as with Immortals of Aveum, FSR 2 increaes dramatically the input lag. Use something else. NIS upscaling performs all around better for me on a quick and fast glance.

[Necropants]

Kind of annoying there seems to be no option to just turn off upscaling

[MasteR]

Which version of upscaling should be chosen to minimize input lag?

[Yeish]

Anything but FSR 2 in the options. FSR 1 is different technology as well, so should not suffer from the issues as well. I didn't test it myself, as I lack the hardware to measure it precisely, but I chose the NIS upscaler, the last option, and it seems fine to me.

[Stryder]

thanks for the heads up though ive not seemed to have any input lag with FSR2 ill probably give FSR1 and NIS a go just to make sure.

[Yeish]

I use an AMD 5700 XT, it might be hardware architecture related. I don't know too many sources on this topic, but in Immortals of Aveum there could be no mistake and others had that as well.

[Dante]

Originally posted by Necropants:

Kind of annoying there seems to be no option to just turn off upscaling

There is an option.

Originally posted by MasteR:

Which version of upscaling should be chosen to minimize input lag?

Use DLSS if you really have to.

[SultanG111]

Originally posted by Dante:

Originally posted by Necropants:

Kind of annoying there seems to be no option to just turn off upscaling

There is an option.

Originally posted by MasteR:

Which version of upscaling should be chosen to minimize input lag?

Use DLSS if you really have to.

where's the option to turn upscaling off?

[Yeish]

Set to Catmull-Rom Bicubic at 100 Rendering Scale. This is no upscaling, but with too complicated words.

I want to reconfirm, FSR 2 is the only upscaler (DLSS not tested), which causes significant latency. Enough to throw my entire combo timing off.

[Necropants]

I tried that it's doing something though cause all the hair has artefacts if I use this like it does with the other modes
Had to stick with DLSS Quality. Latency seems good though

[Yeish]

Certain shaders in modern games rely on on upscalers and temporal anti-aliasing. So what you might see is not an artifact of upscaling, but the lack of it which is slightly counterintuitive.

[Dante]

Originally posted by SultanG111:

where's the option to turn upscaling off?

Set upscaling to TAAU and set resolution scale/render scale to 100. TAAU upscaling only kicks in if you set it below 100 for example like 70. Then TAAU tries to upscale image for you from 70% res to 100%. If you set it to 100 it will give you native result.

[Ari D Aku]

my pc specs are

i7-4790
gtx 1060 3gb
12 gb ram



which settings will run best in my pc?

[C1REX]

Originally posted by Ari D Aku:

my pc specs are

i7-4790
gtx 1060 3gb
12 gb ram

which settings will run best in my pc?

The game will try to set it automatically but I’m not sure if your CPU can handle the game. Especially online.

It’s a ps5 game on UE5. Having hardware weaker than consoles may cause trouble - especially if it’s on the CPU side.

[Dante]

Originally posted by Ari D Aku:

my pc specs are

i7-4790
gtx 1060 3gb
12 gb ram

which settings will run best in my pc?

All your hardware is a little below of what is required. I am not saying you cannot run this but the result I am not sure because your CPU is weak, so not sure how your online experience will be. Your GPU is also old with only 3GB of VRAM due to which you will be limited to LOW textures but there is a chance you will be able to run in MEDIUM textures. Also your RAM is 12GB and the game requires 16GB.

In the end I am not sure how your setup will run the game but you can still try to optimize your game using the free demo version available and see how it runs for you..

[SEATEK The_LEFTY]

Hey @ Dante:

Is there a listing of what each of these does for performance or what their Pros and Cons may be for this particular type of game?

I ask because it would be useful.