DLSS Quality vs Native TAA ?

[sib]

Which better ?

[Caldrin]

TAA is generally a smudgy mess anyway.. so if the DLAA up scaling can get rid of the TAA Smudge then it prob looks better.

[Shadow]

I personally use DLSS Quality, haven't run into any performance issues, and the game looks just fine.

[sib]

Even though DLS is a new technology, TAA seemed a little better to me. I think dlss is overrated and the taa setting is better, and I lost 20 fps when I used TAA, but I use TAA because it is a little better.

[PølseJuice]

Originally posted by Sib3riaNX:

Which better ?

Use native aka dlaa

[᲼]

Personally I would go with DLSS Quality over Native TAA, TAA looks really blurry for me.

[AoD_lexandro]

If you have Nvidia Inspector I am pretty sure you can bump up the sharpness with TAA. Personally mines is very crisp, as I use AMD's sharpening driver option at 50%

[Ex-D204]

Dlss quality, taa suck, dlss native (dlaa?) is a bit heavier than taa

[Frank Knowhere]

TAA a little bit clearer, but chunkier, not as uniform effects, looks more pixelated.
DLSS Quality more uniformed, but blurrier, and DLAA in this game is honestly a joke,
doesn't look much better than DLSSQ.

[sib]

i dont see DLAA setting ?

[FlynnTheFearless]

Don't rightly care if it's martian quality. Get something functioning.

[sib]

Native + DLSS=DLAA ?

[uSIHitMan]

TAA Native looks the best in this game. Simple is that.

[uSIHitMan]

Originally posted by Sib3riaNX:

Native + DLSS=DLAA ?

No. Looks still blurry

[sib]

TAA + Native best ?
It's really complicated

[WreckWren]

Native + DLSS will activate DLAA, which is overwhelmingly the best AA method there is.
It has a performance impact similar to DLSS Quality at the pre-upscale res.

That said, AA is not necessary at 4K+. I would very much like an AA:off toggle.