More FPS if I set FSR at 100%?

[Cuda]

Can someone explain, I usually use DLSS, not familiar with fsr

[Cuda]

Originally posted by Pepo:

i take you don't use supersampling?

Its basically an AMD function. If you have 1080p u use this and u boost your resolution but also whilst keeping a stable fps. Its rival is DLSS.

In contrast to Dlss, which is only Nvidia, this works on any GPU. Dlss uses ai algorithm . Yes, its used to boost performance.

Hope that clears it up

I have 2k monitor, so it's better for me to set this at +100%?

[Cuda]

Originally posted by Pepo:

I miss read what you said

Get MSI and use RIvet. look online at how to set metrics and test. this is the way to see if ur cpu or gpu are increasing in heat and performance.

also, i set it to 50% just for sharpness.

I have fps monitor and shows that my gpu is heating with 100%? but 120 fps seems stable, should i put 50% like yours?

[Cuda]

Originally posted by Pepo:

get msi and rivet, get those metrics enabled on the screen

my gpu is at 45 max and cpu at 38 and im gaming at 4k 60ps.

gpu is at 60%.

IN NO WAY SHOULD UR GPU be 100. u have a serious problem if thats the case. Alas, i can't tell you what would be causing this. virus, bad cooling or maybe one of your pieces is dying.

No I mean with 100% sharpness, gpu was 70 degree and then goes to 74 with full sharpness

[Cuda]

Originally posted by Pepo:

I would say 50 is fine brother. Why ever go max? I usually do 25/50 percent. Please check your fans and casing. Upgrade if need be. 70 is a lot, in my view.

Personally, I deal with 40-50 for gpu. Worst case 60 (5% of the time).
Talking about it's heat in degrees. 60 % utility.

Those number are pushing towards high. Might need a new case / fans. Those aren't that expensive, compared to other gear. Always cool your dam pc properly. It will save u a lot in the long run!

Corsair cases are the best, check them out!!

My case is open, need new thermal paste i guess

[Vik]

Sharpening does not increase performance.
It's just there to make image look more sharp, crisp.

[Cuda]

Originally posted by Vik:

Sharpening does not increase performance.
It's just there to make image look more sharp, crisp.

Do you see any difference between 0 and 100%? I don't :)

[Vik]

Originally posted by Cuda:

Originally posted by Vik:

Sharpening does not increase performance.
It's just there to make image look more sharp, crisp.

Do you see any difference between 0 and 100%? I don't :)

Yes, very minor changes but they're noticeable.

[Cuda]

Originally posted by Vik:

Originally posted by Cuda:

Do you see any difference between 0 and 100%? I don't :)

Yes, very minor changes but they're noticeable.

So it's better 50% right? Middle I guess

[Vik]

Originally posted by Cuda:

Originally posted by Vik:

Yes, very minor changes but they're noticeable.

So it's better 50% right? Middle I guess

That's subjective.
Hop in a custom game with bots and try out different percentages.
See what you like the most.

[Vik]

Originally posted by Pepo:

Originally posted by Vik:

Sharpening does not increase performance.
It's just there to make image look more sharp, crisp.

'the addition of AMD's upscaling technology. As of today's update, FSR 1.0 has been natively added into the game to allow players to upscale their games from lower resolutions to improve performance.28 Nov 2023'

FSR is done for performance as well as sharpening.

All i advised him was correct.

In my case, i don't need the performance boost so i detailed the sharpness aspect. Alas, i did detail to him FSR very clearly. The rest is for him to decide which is best. I told him to leave it at 50% and degrade if need be

OP just wanted to know if Sharpening itself had any effect in performance gain if set to 100%.
You advised them well but never stated what OP actually wanted to know.
That sharpening has no effect in performance.
Perhaps minor performance degrade due to processing but that's about it.

[Cuda]

Originally posted by Vik:

Originally posted by Pepo:

'the addition of AMD's upscaling technology. As of today's update, FSR 1.0 has been natively added into the game to allow players to upscale their games from lower resolutions to improve performance.28 Nov 2023'

FSR is done for performance as well as sharpening.

All i advised him was correct.

In my case, i don't need the performance boost so i detailed the sharpness aspect. Alas, i did detail to him FSR very clearly. The rest is for him to decide which is best. I told him to leave it at 50% and degrade if need be

OP just wanted to know if Sharpening itself had any effect in performance gain if set to 100%.
You advised them well but never stated what OP actually wanted to know.
That sharpening has no effect in performance.
Perhaps minor performance degrade due to processing but that's about it.

I see thanks, so there is no point in 0% and 100% right?

[eh why not]

I'm curious what people are running on that they'd need to use FSR?

[Carnage]

FSR doesn't even work. Gives 0 performance. Only add sharpness.

[Forrest]

Originally posted by Carnage:

FSR doesn't even work. Gives 0 performance. Only add sharpness.

It does work, but only if you lower your in-game resolution. Otherwise it only adjusts sharpness, obviously.

[Carnage]

Originally posted by Forrest:

Originally posted by Carnage:

FSR doesn't even work. Gives 0 performance. Only add sharpness.

It does work, but only if you lower your in-game resolution. Otherwise it only adjusts sharpness, obviously.

Lower my resolution to what? I don't even understand what you're talking about.

FSR when it works already lowers your resolution and then upscales it back. In case of DBD, it does nothing.