Quality

[AllMight74]

Hi I wanted to know graphically which option makes the game prettier? Quality DLSS or DLAA?

THANKS

[rservello]

Quality DLSS is a way to run it at lower res and dynamically increase res with minimal loss. Disabling it will always be the highest quality, but performance can suffer greatly. So in terms of "quality" you can squeeze more out using DLSS.

[AllMight74]

ok but suddenly DLAA still makes the game prettier than DLSS quality? As long as the FPS are good.

[Grubbs008]

Use reshade on the game.

[Craiberk]

Originally posted by AllMight74:

ok but suddenly DLAA still makes the game prettier than DLSS quality? As long as the FPS are good.

DLSS/FSR is an AI-based technology that lets you upscale an image generated at lower resolutions using developer-trained model. What you see as "looking better" is AI generated details.

[AllMight74]

its not responding but those nice. I'm just wondering which between DLSS and DLAA gives better graphics to games, just that.

THANKS

[Operation40]

neither! native resolution is best, imo.

I don't see how it's worth it to crank up your graphics to 4k ultra, only to have to upscale from 1440p (or even 1080) to get reasonable FPS.. <insert console gamer joke>

[Thane_Ragnar]

Well DLAA is only an Anti Aliasing Method. Sure it looks better than DLSS because DLSS has to be off in the first place to allow DLAA, so the game is rendered in your native Resolution.

Performance wise DLAA is almost identical to TAA High.

[AllMight74]

ok thank you, operation40 I did not understand the native resolution these not display and I do not want to switch to 4K.

Basically I'm just asking if when I activate DLAA the games look better graphically than when I put DLSS in quality mode. I'm not talking about fluidity or fps quality but about image quality.

So basically DLAA makes games look better than DLSS and even than temporal elevate?

And on the other hand above I am told reshade but there is not this option. As the native resolution I do not see or these.


and also to activate the DLSS you have to deactivate the DLAA so it's not very clear what is said above ^^

I just ask to answer with clear words and right to my questions you have words too complicated for me ^^

[bshock]

Turn them all off for pretty picture.

[mr pottuh]

Alright, PSA: DLSS and DLAA are not designed to make things 'prettier'. They are designed to reduce resolution in areas of the screen that you will most likely not notice to return more FPS to you. To put it bluntly, by turning either of these on your game should look worse as it's reducing your native resolution to boost performance.

If you want true clarity, you'd leave those off.

[rservello]

Originally posted by Operation40:

neither! native resolution is best, imo.

I don't see how it's worth it to crank up your graphics to 4k ultra, only to have to upscale from 1440p (or even 1080) to get reasonable FPS.. <insert console gamer joke>

Because you can make it look better using DLSS. Higher quality effects will look better than native resolution any day.

[mr pottuh]

Originally posted by rservello:

Originally posted by Operation40:

neither! native resolution is best, imo.

I don't see how it's worth it to crank up your graphics to 4k ultra, only to have to upscale from 1440p (or even 1080) to get reasonable FPS.. <insert console gamer joke>

Because you can make it look better using DLSS. Higher quality effects will look better than native resolution any day.

I think when you say 'look better', you actually mean 'run better'.

[rservello]

Originally posted by mr pottuh:

Originally posted by rservello:

Because you can make it look better using DLSS. Higher quality effects will look better than native resolution any day.

I think when you say 'look better', you actually mean 'run better'.

No, I mean look better. Do you really think ♥♥♥♥ quality but sharper lines looks better? I'll take ultra quality with raytracing over 100% sharp rendering.

[AllMight74]

I don't understand you are telling me to deactivate the anti-aliasing mode and the high-end type (DLSS or other)? But we can't deactivate both of them, it's not possible, it must have at least 1 activated. And the DLAA anti-aliasing does not improve the FPS these to improve the edges of objects etc and when you put it on you lose a little FPS. I have the impression that you answer but that you don't know. The DLSS yes it improves the FPS.

If anyone really knows tell me what you think

THANKS

[SleepSmasher]

Originally posted by AllMight74:

I don't understand you are telling me to deactivate the anti-aliasing mode and the high-end type (DLSS or other)? But we can't deactivate both of them, it's not possible, it must have at least 1 activated. And the DLAA anti-aliasing does not improve the FPS these to improve the edges of objects etc and when you put it on you lose a little FPS. I have the impression that you answer but that you don't know. The DLSS yes it improves the FPS.

If anyone really knows tell me what you think

THANKS

To summarise:

- Use DLSS to get "native-like" image quality, but rendering from a lower resolution. DLSS will give you more FPS because it's using a lower resolution image and upscaling it to your target resolution using the GPU's tensor cores. In a nutshell, use it if you want better performance with acceptable levels of image quality, depending on what you choose (Quality has better image quality, Performance has better performance, etc)

- Use DLAA to apply the same tech behind DLSS, but to the native resolution of the game. In other words, instead of upscaling from a lower resolution, DLAA will use the resolution you choose and apply the AI-powered algorithms that allows DLSS to shine. Better image quality than even DLSS on Quality mode, but worse performance.

My 2 cents: try them all, slap a FPS counter somewhere to check if performance is acceptable, then choose the one you think is the best. You can't rely on someone else's opinion here since image quality and performance combinations are quite subjective.

Most importantly, have fun!