Which upscaling setting gives the best quality?

[Liun]

They're like 10 rendering settings and no way to turn them off.

[progste]

Best quality is no upscaling (scaling to 100 with any option that allows it, I use FSR 1.0)
if you're actually gonna use upscaling it's either DLSS quality (if you have Nvidia) or FSR 2.0 quality.

[Liun]

Yeah I know, but there is no option to disable it. That's why i'm asking.

[progste]

sacaling to 100 is basically disabled, the engine still wants an upscaling method to do background effects and stuff like that (I don't like it either but it's how Unreal Engine does things these days).

[Dante]

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1778820/discussions/0/4030223299344075345/

[CluelessIdiot]

100+TAAU is just native with TAA (anti aliasing)

[Necropants]

The answer is DLSS , Fsr add's unacceptable amounts of input delay I am not sure about the others but they all seemed to add hair artifacts.

You can disable the scaling btw I am running it native with a nividia inspector tweak. But you need to do this if you want (and your system can handle) no upscaling in the current build.

[princelemen]

I'm on DLSS Balanced with Medium settings, and High setting on Texture only, on my RTX3050 laptop. This is to put some headroom, if ever my gpu needs to be push its power in certain scenario. Maybe there is a heavy stage aside the stages from the Demo. DLSS Balanced is okey but i noticed my gpu temp is higher..

[HellwasHere]

NIS

[Prismatic Lollipop]

Originally posted by progste:

Best quality is no upscaling (scaling to 100 with any option that allows it, I use FSR 1.0)
if you're actually gonna use upscaling it's either DLSS quality (if you have Nvidia) or FSR 2.0 quality.

even if it's 100%, if you're using FSR 1.0 you'll be getting FSR artifacts.
so not the best upscaler to use.

[progste]

Originally posted by Prismatic Lollipop:

Originally posted by progste:

Best quality is no upscaling (scaling to 100 with any option that allows it, I use FSR 1.0)
if you're actually gonna use upscaling it's either DLSS quality (if you have Nvidia) or FSR 2.0 quality.

even if it's 100%, if you're using FSR 1.0 you'll be getting FSR artifacts.
so not the best upscaler to use.

What kind of artifacts? I haven't noticed any difference with the other settings as long as scaling is set to 100.

[Prismatic Lollipop]

Originally posted by progste:

Originally posted by Prismatic Lollipop:

even if it's 100%, if you're using FSR 1.0 you'll be getting FSR artifacts.
so not the best upscaler to use.

What kind of artifacts? I haven't noticed any difference with the other settings as long as scaling is set to 100.

movement artifacts, you might notice them on hairstrains or in finer detail in the background whenever the screen moves.
You get less artifacts with DLSS Quality, but neither of the two options offer actual native res.
Bicubic upscaling is the built-in UE5 upscaler and offers slightly better results compared to FSR1 and 2, while also having less input latency.