What is the best upscaling ?

[Deathwing1306]

Hey, I have been wondering, what is the best upscaling in the graphics settings ?

I have been using FSR 2 Quality from the start, but the game felt laggy as hell, then I switched to TSR, the game started crashing like crazy, now I have tried FSR 1, but it's pretty much the same as FSR 2, the game just feels very laggy...

What are the other options like ? are they better and will they prevent crashing as well ?

My GPU: AMD SAPPHIRE RADEON NITRO+ RX 5700 XT BE

[progste]

which GPU are you using?

[Serious]

Ther is no "best" upscaling.
it's always a matter of hardware, your prefered frames, and if you care for artifacts or not
TRS 100% is pretty much no upscaling but using a upscaling method.
DLSS Performance results in lots of artifacts but boost the frames really much.

[Deathwing1306]

Originally posted by progste:

which GPU are you using?

RX 5700 XT

[Shaun C]

DLSS Extreme Performance think it's called.

[BinaryJay]

They can't use DLSS anything.

[Dante]

On AMD card, If you can play native at your desired resolution without any fps drops, set rendering scale to 100 with TSR. If not, decrease the render scale until you get stable 60fps in all stages.

[progste]

Originally posted by Deathwing1306:

Originally posted by progste:

which GPU are you using?

RX 5700 XT

mh that's pretty decent you shouldn't be having so many issues.
Are you using the latest AMD drivers? (24.1.1) Do a fresh install with DDU just to be sure.
Try running everything on medium, Vsync off, FSR1.0 at scaling 100 (I'm assuming you're on 1080p).
You sohuld be getting 60 fps with no lag or anything, so try these for now and if it doesn't fix it we can keep rtying more stuff.

[DoDonPachi]

use TSR on your card

[toxicologist]

all of them look like ass cheeks

[Deathwing1306]

Originally posted by DoDonPachi:

use TSR on your card

TSR is decent fps wise, but the game is crashing when using that option, I might try to lower the graphics settings though because now I am running with everything on Ultra and 2 or 3 things on High, but I don't think the crashing is caused by having the game on High/Ultra settings.

[progste]

Originally posted by Deathwing1306:

Originally posted by DoDonPachi:

use TSR on your card

TSR is decent fps wise, but the game is crashing when using that option, I might try to lower the graphics settings though because now I am running with everything on Ultra and 2 or 3 things on High, but I don't think the crashing is caused by having the game on High/Ultra settings.

The thing is that this isn't a settings issue because you should get good performance out of your card even at ultra with no scaling, the fact that TSr is crashing is just more evidence that there is something wrong.

[Deathwing1306]

Originally posted by progste:

Originally posted by Deathwing1306:

TSR is decent fps wise, but the game is crashing when using that option, I might try to lower the graphics settings though because now I am running with everything on Ultra and 2 or 3 things on High, but I don't think the crashing is caused by having the game on High/Ultra settings.

The thing is that this isn't a settings issue because you should get good performance out of your card even at ultra with no scaling, the fact that TSr is crashing is just more evidence that there is something wrong.

d3d12 dxgi_error_device_hung this is the message I am getting while using TSR...

I get this very same message while playing Lords of the Fallen as well which also runs on UE5. I didn't get this kind of message while playing any other game than UE5 games.

I saw that it might be because of my VRAM, that I don't have enough or whatever and I also saw some people talking about this on some kind of forum and they said that it's probably because the gpu drivers might not yet be very ready for UE5 stuff. They were talking about Nvidia drivers, but might be the cause as well idk lol.

[progste]

If you're on AM4 disable fTPM from the bios, that got rid of the error for me.
Also doing the minimal install for the drivers helped.
And don't worry, your Vram is not the issue, DX12 in general seems to be very sensitive and prone to crashing from every little instability that could be in your system.

[BinaryJay]

Originally posted by progste:

DX12 in general seems to be very sensitive and prone to crashing from every little instability that could be in your system.

It's not that hard to have a system that... doesn't have all of these little instabilities causing things to crash... well, it's not very hard with an Nvidia based PC at any rate.

[progste]

Originally posted by BinaryJay:

Originally posted by progste:

DX12 in general seems to be very sensitive and prone to crashing from every little instability that could be in your system.

It's not that hard to have a system that... doesn't have all of these little instabilities causing things to crash... well, it's not very hard with an Nvidia based PC at any rate.

Then why am I seeing tons of threads by people with intel + nvidia?