Why does it look so blurry?

[Greyrat]

On ultra, my game looks quite blurry. :_:

[TutiFruti]

turn off anti aliasing

[𝕷𝖆𝖗𝖆𝕸]

I got a funny bug with rtx on indoors it becomes too shiny!

[Gavin]

TAAU is not blurry. DLSS and FSR 2 are. Don't use them. They don't even give extra performance because they are totally broken.

[בתאניה]

https://ibb.co/P1WFC8J
https://ibb.co/wYt0MfT
https://ibb.co/PYXwHfY don't see any blur, keep messing with your settings, eventually you will find the sweet spot.

[Noodles4Lyfe]

Originally posted by TutiFruti:

turn off anti aliasing

Turning it off would be the exact opposite solution to the problem here...

[Paul]

From current AA, only TAAU looks relatively well but when you're moving there is some static noise (clusters of blurred pixels which hangs on the given position).

And also turn off dynamic resolution.

[Flesh Simulator]

Originally posted by Noodles4Lyfe:

Originally posted by TutiFruti:

turn off anti aliasing

Turning it off would be the exact opposite solution to the problem here...

No his problem is the game looks blurry not jagged (aliased).

As it stands I find any image reconstruction technique that has a temporal component to look unacceptably blurry. Even with a sharpening filter on top. Seems like I’m usually in the minority and other people think they are magic.

To OP: Turn off any form of AA. If you want to keep DLSS to use RT features you can try the DLSS “quality” mode + sharpening filter (Alt + 2).

[Greyrat]

Originally posted by TutiFruti:

turn off anti aliasing

ahh okay, got it

[Greyrat]

Originally posted by Concerned:

Originally posted by Noodles4Lyfe:

Turning it off would be the exact opposite solution to the problem here...

No his problem is the game looks blurry not jagged (aliased).

As it stands I find any image reconstruction technique that has a temporal component to look unacceptably blurry. Even with a sharpening filter on top. Seems like I’m usually in the minority and other people think they are magic.

To OP: Turn off any form of AA. If you want to keep DLSS to use RT features you can try the DLSS “quality” mode + sharpening filter (Alt + 2).

i cant use raytracing, for some reason it was on automatically and i was like "uh whys my fps at 3?" LOL
so turned that off, my AA is on whatever is before DLSS, and i cant use DLSS either. for reference, i have a 1080. i'll try turning off antialiasing next time i launch witcher 3, thank you :)

[Greyrat]

Originally posted by Paul:

From current AA, only TAAU looks relatively well but when you're moving there is some static noise (clusters of blurred pixels which hangs on the given position).

And also turn off dynamic resolution.

ah dynamic res might be one of the issues, i'll turn that and aa off. ty guys!!

[Rayvencraft]

I often find cleaning and putting on my glasses help with the blurry.

[Greyrat]

Originally posted by Rayvencraft:

I often find cleaning and putting on my glasses help with the blurry.

Hahaha, my glasses are already on and relatively cleaned :p

[spankautheros]

use taau + low shapen/definition (I don't know what's that setting called on english interface). do not set it to high, it looks nasty, like one of those pictures with blown up hdr edited by amateur photographers.

[ᑎ I ᖇ ᐯ ᗩ ᑎ O ᗩ]

I have the exact opposite.
Everything looks extremely sharp.
It's especially visible on wooden textures, for instance.

[TommyEV]

Originally posted by ᑎ I ᖇ ᐯ ᗩ ᑎ O ᗩ:

I have the exact opposite.
Everything looks extremely sharp.
It's especially visible on wooden textures, for instance.

Are you using DLSS or similar? If you aren't, putting it on Quality will likely make it better