What does the slider for super resolution do?

[P0MK0NTHA1]

I have FSR on and slider set to 75%

Im using 3440x1440. What does this 75% mean? Thanks!

[messiah_xiii]

It's the percentage of your native resolution that FSR is working with. So in this case that would be 2580x1080. So the internal resolution is 2580x1080 and it's upscaling that to 3440x1440.

[Raytraced]

Means that the game is rendered at 75% percent of your target resolution internally. Increasing this percentage improves visual quality in certain scenarios at a cost of increased GPU load and vise versa.

[TNX.]

It's essentially just the performance - quality or DLAA selection

[P0MK0NTHA1]

So if I set it to 100% this would mean it renders at a native resolution?

If so, how do I turn off FSR then since I cant find a way :/

[Raytraced]

Yes, 100% will render the game at native resolution. However, it'll still use FSR to try to improve image further. I don't think it is possible to turn it off entirely through in-game options at the moment.

[grandam]

when games allow to use dlss/fsr the super resolution is basically quality, balance, etc just in percentage form. more control