Upgrade DLSS 3.5 pls?

[lee1hy]

wrost fps dlss and rtx 3070ti , i have cyberpunk epic rtx 80

[Steel]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Balder:

Just install DLSS 3.7 manually, and also DLSSTweaks for forced DLAA makes the image quality great - pretty much no visible aliasing.

DLSS Preset E is also new to 3.7 and it looks just as good as DLAA to my eyes at 1440p on the quality setting. They knocked it out of the park with this preset, it has the godlike AA of D but with the motion crispness of C.

[Damien]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Balder:

Just install DLSS 3.7 manually, and also DLSSTweaks for forced DLAA makes the image quality great - pretty much no visible aliasing.

Can testify. PQ wen't up and my FPS wen't down 30-50 fps, luckily its a ID game, so it would still run over 120fps @1440p with my 2080ti everything on ultra.

Download the files people, it's easy asf.

[Balder]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Steel:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Balder:

Just install DLSS 3.7 manually, and also DLSSTweaks for forced DLAA makes the image quality great - pretty much no visible aliasing.

DLSS Preset E is also new to 3.7 and it looks just as good as DLAA to my eyes at 1440p on the quality setting. They knocked it out of the park with this preset, it has the godlike AA of D but with the motion crispness of C.

I have to disagree. With my 3840x1600 38" ultrawide monitor, using 3.7 Preset E produced noticeable more shimmering and aliasing artifacts than DLAA. Both looks very good, but DLAA is definitely superior (though also more demanding on your GPU).

[Steel]

Could be bad eyesight but I'm not gonna complain, if it looks just as good to me and I get extra FPS then lucky me

Both of them look better than native TAA I might add, so it's all good.

[76561197969359912]

Looks good with DLSSTweaks. Any advice regarding the settings for 4060Ti?

[Balder]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von SlasH:

Looks good with DLSSTweaks. Any advice regarding the settings for 4060Ti?

Well, the obvious one would be to turn off RTX reflections. Otherwise, shadows and draw distance tend to be the most fps-killing settings.

I agree, forced DLAA looks so clean, it's great. There's definitely a fps cost using it, though. Btw. DLSSTweaks works for a number of games. It's also a good way to get rid of the aliasing issues in RDR2.

[Damien]

I had to drop the DLAA tweaks, I couldn't manage the hordes with lower FPS. I need over 150fps to stay fluid in ultra violence. Still, looks as crisp asf with it so kinda sad. No monees for better GPU, but you won't miss that crispness as ♥♥♥♥ is thrown at you high speeds.

[76561197969359912]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Balder:

Well, the obvious one would be to turn off RTX reflections. Otherwise, shadows and draw distance tend to be the most fps-killing settings.

How many fps are we talking about? I prefer quality over performance and for me it's ok as long as I have at least constant 60fps

[76561197969359912]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Balder:

I'm not sure, since I fps cap my monitor on 156 (LG 38GN950). Probably 10-15% performance drop from DLSS Quality.

My monitor is only HD/60hz and with my PC configuration (without DLSSTweaks) I can enanble highest settings and have at least constant 60fps. That's why I was asking about a config for the tool with best visuals/gfx.