DLSS, XeSS, TSR, or FSR?

[Drezdar]

I have a Ryzen 9 7950 and a 4090 - I did run the benchmark tool and all four ran well but I couldn't really tell which one was best. from a visual quality perspective. Any thoughts on which is best to use?

[Kanonymous]

Always DLSS

[Abiz]

DLSS is a head of all other XeSS and FSR. No idea about TSR. Is that microsoft version?

[gorba]

DLSS Super Resolution: 35%
Fully Ray Tracing: Low

You should see around 100+ FPS.

[Verdict]

DLSS will be best for you

[Hunk]

For quality is: DLSS> Xess> FSR = TSR
and for performance, use the one with your gpu brand, nvidia rtx = dlss, amd = fsr, and intel = xess (nvidia gtx should try amd fsr, you can try others and see if you like some aspect of that upscaler, in the end use what you want)

[TobbeManNBOT]

Originally posted by gorba:

DLSS Super Resolution: 35%
Fully Ray Tracing: Low

You should see around 100+ FPS.

thats dlss ultra performance isent it?
Iam running 7800x3d 4090 in 4k super resolution is set at 85 ray tracing medium and rest is higest settings 100fps good for me

[d0x360]

DLSS or on some ue5 games the TAAU or TSR, it can be basically as good as DLSS in some games.

Then Xess, FSR and finally older style TAA but it's subjective so some swap the places of FSR & TAA.

Probably won't be too much longer until AMD upgrades to a more ML based scaler like nVidia and Intel.. and they could technically do that and still support an open standard for upscaling using ML

[Crimsongz]

DLSS

[gorba]

Originally posted by TobbeManNBOT:

Originally posted by gorba:

DLSS Super Resolution: 35%
Fully Ray Tracing: Low

You should see around 100+ FPS.

thats dlss ultra performance isent it?
Iam running 7800x3d 4090 in 4k super resolution is set at 85 ray tracing medium and rest is higest settings 100fps good for me

DLSS Super Resolution at 35% is considered performance quality. Anything higher, especially bumping it up to 90% is DLAA, will turn the game into a slideshow. I ran these benchmark tests and noticed that the game's performance tanks as DLSS Super Resolution increases. This might be related to having Fully Ray Tracing enabled, even if it's set to low.

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