DLSS Sharpening toggle off and/or slider

[Toadie]

It's really frustrating that these new games with DLSS are getting hampered by massive amounts of sharpening applied without the ability to toggle it off. Same thing happened to God of War at launch. Please give us the option to disable this sharpening. It's strange this keeps happening.

[Just Built Different]

DLSS is awful without sharpening, do you love blur?

DLSS in general is awful. Run at native and enjoy proper clarity.

[Toadie]

No, actually, DLSS is not awful without sharpening, or should I say, oversharpening, as is the case with this game. God of War is a perfect example of what happens when DLSS is oversharpened, and they quickly fixed it.

[Mizzlemoth]

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

DLSS is awful without sharpening, do you love blur?

DLSS in general is awful. Run at native and enjoy proper clarity.

IMO, there seems to be a bit too much sharpening on all of the AA option, not just DLSS.

[SolidBoss7]

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

DLSS is awful without sharpening, do you love blur?

DLSS in general is awful. Run at native and enjoy proper clarity.

DLSS is not awful. It helps quite a bit at the quality preset, and looks damn near native when reconstructing to a native 4K resolution. I use it on my 65" OLED and enjoy games at 100-120FPS at max settings because of it. Once you experience that you can't go back. Native looks a tad better, sure, but if DLSS is implemented with version 2.2 or newer then it's damn near perfect.

[Just Built Different]

Originally posted by SolidBoss7:

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

DLSS is awful without sharpening, do you love blur?

DLSS in general is awful. Run at native and enjoy proper clarity.

DLSS is not awful. It helps quite a bit at the quality preset, and looks damn near native when reconstructing to a native 4K resolution. I use it on my 65" OLED and enjoy games at 100-120FPS at max settings because of it. Once you experience that you can't go back. Native looks a tad better, sure, but if DLSS is implemented with version 2.2 or newer then it's damn near perfect.

You're not gaining "magic" free FPS.

You're running lower res and upscaling = worse than native

I run 4k native and looks much better than DLSS on Quality or balanced.

[biesoid]

DLSS allows nVidia to sell outdated graphic card for premium prices, 3060 costs $500 and is slower than 4 year old 2070.

[SolidBoss7]

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

Originally posted by SolidBoss7:

DLSS is not awful. It helps quite a bit at the quality preset, and looks damn near native when reconstructing to a native 4K resolution. I use it on my 65" OLED and enjoy games at 100-120FPS at max settings because of it. Once you experience that you can't go back. Native looks a tad better, sure, but if DLSS is implemented with version 2.2 or newer then it's damn near perfect.

You're not gaining "magic" free FPS.

You're running lower res and upscaling = worse than native

I run 4k native and looks much better than DLSS on Quality or balanced.

Stop acting like you know anything. You sound uneducated and ignorant as hell

[Gonsnakex]

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

Originally posted by SolidBoss7:

DLSS is not awful. It helps quite a bit at the quality preset, and looks damn near native when reconstructing to a native 4K resolution. I use it on my 65" OLED and enjoy games at 100-120FPS at max settings because of it. Once you experience that you can't go back. Native looks a tad better, sure, but if DLSS is implemented with version 2.2 or newer then it's damn near perfect.

You're not gaining "magic" free FPS.

You're running lower res and upscaling = worse than native

I run 4k native and looks much better than DLSS on Quality or balanced.

Dlss gives a much better anti aliasing than anything native. It removes even specular aliasing.

Stop spreading misinformation

[Just Built Different]

Originally posted by Gonzo:

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

You're not gaining "magic" free FPS.

You're running lower res and upscaling = worse than native

I run 4k native and looks much better than DLSS on Quality or balanced.

Dlss gives a much better anti aliasing than anything native. It removes even specular aliasing.

Stop spreading misinformation

LOL, upscaling better than native? Are you blind?

[Mike1304]

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

Originally posted by Gonzo:

Dlss gives a much better anti aliasing than anything native. It removes even specular aliasing.

Stop spreading misinformation

LOL, upscaling better than native? Are you blind?

I think it’s clear for everyone that native 4K looks better but the sense of DLSS is of course to help with performance. If you want to play in 4K with everything on ultra and RTX ON you can’t achieve very high frame-rates (even on high end PCs) without such technologies,..

[Hostile_18]

Another game where sharpening ruins DLSS at launch. It was patched on God of War.

[Aidor]

Completely agree. Any owner of an RTX knows how DLSS works and knows that sharpening is mandatory to be disabled, or at least have the option to disable it. With sharpening on, DLSS just looks awful (don't listen to that guy who talks about 'blur' nonsense). RTX owners know this, but game developers don't yet. I was looking for this information to decide whether to buy the game or not. When Nixxes adds the option to disable sharpening or adds a sharpening slider, I'll buy the game. And make no mistake: Nixxes seems to have done a really great job with this port, many thanks for that, but this DLSS sharpening plague should be over by now.

[ulifox]

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

Originally posted by Gonzo:

Dlss gives a much better anti aliasing than anything native. It removes even specular aliasing.

Stop spreading misinformation

LOL, upscaling better than native? Are you blind?

Have you played Horizon zero dawn? It looks way better with Dlss on since it totally removes shimmering on the bushes where you hide, on any res.

[Aidor]

Originally posted by Kerobotto:

Originally posted by I'm Built Different:

DLSS is awful without sharpening, do you love blur?

DLSS in general is awful. Run at native and enjoy proper clarity.

IMO, there seems to be a bit too much sharpening on all of the AA option, not just DLSS.

Yeah, I just read a Reddit post (from the guy who fixed RDR2 DLSS sharpening) that this oversharpening issue is not coming from DLSS, it's applied to the whole game and doesn't matter if you use native resolution or upscale it. I guess that with DLSS is just more noticiable. Anyway, Nixxes should ad an option to lower sharpening. As a temporary workaround, something that worked for me in some other games with this oversharpening issue is to enable FXAA in Nvidia Control Panel. It helps a little. I can't test it myself becasue I still not own the game.

[Darkness-Q8]

Agreed, please add sharpening slider option to the menu. The game just looks too grainy due to excessive sharpening.
Funny thing is the game already has a 0-100 sharpening slider in the photo mode. Default seems to be 14, and turning it down immediately makes the image crystal clean, but it returns back to default as soon as you exit photo mode.