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unfortunately. I have to test fh5 for myself. btw that game looks gorgeous
If you want to use DLSS as a form of AA, you have to combine it with DSR. Same with FSR, you have to combine it with VSR.
With DSR on you can run the game at output render of 8K, then use DLSS on the 8k output to render with 4k actual with DLSS on top of that.
That is how to use DLSS as an enhanced AA filter. Try that and see how it works compared to DLAA, would be kind of interested to hear your take!
when a game actually offers dlss, then I use dldsr 2.25x and then use dlss quality mode. that is peak gaming imo. like the guy from digital foundry said it best ( I believe his name is alex ): " it feels like cheating "
Mainly No Man's Sky, from what I've played lately. It's far better than the other options available.
plague tale requiem is a blurry mess with taa and dlaa rectifies that completely. ok that's exaggerated obviously. I bet if someone recorded footage and took multiple screenshots, they would be able to find the kinks in dlaa too but you can't deny how much better it is compared to taa
FSR does not replace anti-aliasing in any shape or form, nor does it have anything to do with anti-aliasing. All it does is upscaling the resolution of an image to a higher one. It's just like running "normal" games at a lower res and then letting the OS or the game itself upscale it to your monitors res.
The only difference is that fsr does so in a "smart" way with sharpening, de-noising etc.
Pro: It's extremely easy to implement and it doesn't even need games to support it directly (like patched versions of Proton for Linux or the amd rsr solution in amd's Windows drivers)
Con: It's still just an upscaler and doesn't get close to anything like fsr 2 or dlss.
For all this DL Nvidia stuff.
PLEASE for gods sake. We should NEVER EVER make some proprietary Nvidia ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ the standard which intentionally only works on their hardware and their hardware only. I think that AMD's soltuion with fsr (no matter which version) is better, simply because anyone can use it. No matter wether you're running an Nvidia, Amd, or Intel gpu.