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I see a pretty decent improvement performance wise from 1.0 to 2.0 on my end? (I had to use Balanced on 1.0, but with 2.0 I can use the highest FSR quality setting.)
You double checked that FSR 2.0 is also on performance setting right?
It's a pretty new option so maybe it's something specific about your hardware?
1. FSR 1.0 looks like crap to me, very blurry. Like an old PS2 game. Don't recommend using this at all.
2. FSR 2.0 looks a bit less blurry then 1.0 to me, but still not an acceptable quality imo. Use it if you are struggling to get a solid 60FPS.
3. DLSS looks very close to native for me, only the textures seem to suffer minor quality loss. Great FPS booster. Use it if you have an RTX card and want more frames.
It's supposed to give you better FPS for a slight quality hit, yes; what did you think it was supposed to do?