How to fix blurry graphics?

[nickisbetterthanu]

For some reason, whenever I play, everything at a distance is blurry. I don’t mean I can’t see a tree on the other side of a map, my character looks really grainy and the lack of clarity has stopped me from enjoying how gorgeous the game can be. It’s like everything is far-sighted. Are there settings I can change?

[duddits_berd]

Remove motion blur, dof, film grain, etc

[Chazer]

Originally posted by nickisbetterthanu:

For some reason, whenever I play, everything at a distance is blurry. I don’t mean I can’t see a tree on the other side of a map, my character looks really grainy and the lack of clarity has stopped me from enjoying how gorgeous the game can be. It’s like everything is far-sighted. Are there settings I can change?

You could try to turn off DLSS and set antialising to high.
And also what duddits_berd wrote.

[Sweetrollthief]

If you are using DLSS turn that off and never use it again

[Zidaken]

It's the depth of field option.

[SaLaĐiN]

You can't entirely, you can only limit it to some extend by not using TA but Nvidia DLAA or whatever it is called in the options and turning off all the post process effects such as film grain, DOF, Motion Blur and mainly Chromatic aberration.

[Lefurtif126]

Use Nvidia DSR x4 (by changing desktop resolution) + DLSS Performance (RT Off).

This makes the image breathtakingly beautiful by giving DLSS a lot more details to work with, while still getting very decent fps. It takes a bit more VRAM in exchange tho so keep an eye on it.

[Tumbleweed]

I set my DLSS to quality, and set the upscaling value to .33 and it made things look alot better. Unfortunately it seems you need to reset that .33 value everytime you start a session as the game does not want to save the value. Hopefully we will see a patch for that.

[VarBear]

AppData\Local\Hogwarts Legacy\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor. Open Engine.ini and paste these 2 lines
[SystemSettings]
r.PostProcessAAQuality=0
This turns off the blurry TAA. Make sure DLSS and such is off too in game. It will make thin lines like hair and leaves look dithered, but to me that's 100% worth the trade.

[Just Chill]

There is a sharpening option if you turn on DLSS.
Unfortunately any other value than 0 will get lost upon restarting the game.
You have to set it to your preferred setting everytime you boot up the game. :/

[zSz]

If you got a Nvidia card and dont want to use DLSS then use the filters from Nvidia.
Press ALT+F3 and use the prefered filters there. got 2 sharpen filter and they work fantastic.

Yes, TAA sucks. Blurry mess

[rBose]

@zsz, does this game support nvidia filters ? Because with my curre t driver i pressed alt+f3 and it said its unsupported

[zSz]

Yes the game supports it, you do need the latest drivers and nvidia experience

[Adam__86]

I am using DLSS Quality with sharpening set to 4

[Adam__86]

Originally posted by Lefurtif126:

Use Nvidia DSR x4 (by changing desktop resolution) + DLSS Performance (RT Off). :LIS_butterfly:

This makes the image breathtakingly beautiful by giving DLSS a lot more details to work with, while still getting very decent fps. It takes a bit more VRAM in exchange tho so keep an eye on it.

How do i do this

[Lefurtif126]

1) Open nvidia control panel
2) Click Manage 3D Settings
3) Find the line DSR - Factors, tick the box 4.00x (native resolution)
4) Set DSR - Smoothness to 0%
5) Apply settings

Now you can change your desktop resolution to this added resolution in either the nvidia control panel or in your windows settings.

Be sure to use DLSS performance or ultra-performance coupled with DSR 4.00x because it's obviously extremely taxing on the GPU on it's own without anything to downscale the image. It can work just fine in older, less demanding games tho.

And please set DLSS Sharpening to 0 (i HATE sharpening, it brings too much sharpening artifacts, degrading the image quality. I know it's still better than a blurry image when you can't play at higher resolution than native with DLSS / TAA, but it's really not great either.)

Enjoy !!!



This method makes the image almost as good as the good old nvidia SGSSAA which was the BEST anti-aliasing ever made but it needed MSAA to work, so it only work on older games with DX9 and must be set manually with NVIDIA Profile inspector.