Caporegime
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Should have been taken out and hung in the street imo, disgusting.
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DLSS Momentum Continues: 50 Released and Upcoming DLSS 3 Games, Over 250 DLSS Games and Creative Apps Available Now
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Soldato
@mrk Whoosh, I guess! 
Man of Honour
No no, quite the opposite 
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Caporegime
Soldato
Not sure if it was shared but a new version of DLSS Swapper was released a couple of weeks ago.
github.com
Release v1.0.4.0 · beeradmoore/dlss-swapper
What's Changed Bumped to .NET 8 (#190) Updated all internal packages. Fix for Ubisoft games not displaying (#138) Write DisplayVersion, Publisher and DisplayIcon to ARP entry by @SpecterShell in (...
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Soldato
Did I see DLSS got disabled in F1 recently?
Was just going to post this for you guys/girls.
You can get the files needed from the links below :-
GitHub - Nukem9/dlssg-to-fsr3: Adds AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation to games by replacing Nvidia DLSS-G Frame Generation (nvngx_dlssg).
Adds AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation to games by replacing Nvidia DLSS-G Frame Generation (nvngx_dlssg). - Nukem9/dlssg-to-fsr3
github.com
dlssg-to-fsr3 (Replace Nvidia DLSS-G Frame Gen with AMD FSR 3 Frame Gen)
Adds AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation to games by replacing Nvidia DLSS-G Frame Generation (nvngx_dlssg).
www.nexusmods.com
For those who do use DLSS at 1080P, I recommend you update to later versions via dlss swapper and use DLSS tweaks to change the preset, unfortunately most newer games using 3.5.0+ use the D preset, which generally has ghosting issues, C is the best most of the time....
Either that or if you have the grunt, use DLDSR or get a higher res monitor or if possible, turn of TAA entirely
Also, always make sure you turn off post processing effects as evidenced so many times, which hub fails to highlight in these videos, it can impact the output quality and cause artifacting especially regarding DOF.
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Thanks for the link. I followed the instructions and my FPS has increased from 53 to 88 on the benchmark with RT overdrive etc at 1440p on a 3080 10G - makes it so much more playable!Was just going to post this for you guys/girls.
You can get the files needed from the links below :-
GitHub - Nukem9/dlssg-to-fsr3: Adds AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation to games by replacing Nvidia DLSS-G Frame Generation (nvngx_dlssg).
Adds AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation to games by replacing Nvidia DLSS-G Frame Generation (nvngx_dlssg). - Nukem9/dlssg-to-fsr3
dlssg-to-fsr3 (Replace Nvidia DLSS-G Frame Gen with AMD FSR 3 Frame Gen)
Adds AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation to games by replacing Nvidia DLSS-G Frame Generation (nvngx_dlssg).
Man of Honour
Windows is going to support native upscaling for games/apps soon, sounds interesting:
videocardz.com
AI-powered Super Resolution reportedly coming to all Windows apps - VideoCardz.com
Not just games anymore, Windows apps might be getting super resolution as well Microsoft is working on adding super resolution to applications. Super resolution tech has really shaken up the gaming scene, giving players a chance to up their gaming experience with improved performance, even if...
videocardz.com
Soldato
Funky, Interesting that it can use Tensor cores, I presume on AMD it will use their AI accelerator units on their 7000 series.
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Man of Honour
If this pans out well then MS could be on to something with this, a universal upscaler that doesn't need driver level implementation, is part of DirectX 12, doesn't need DLL file swaps as versions get updated since there's no dll to interface with the GPU driver as it's all native to the OS etc.
Much like how MS made windowed-fullscreen on Windows 11 more efficient and generally better than exclusive fullscreen, with full support for Gsync etc which basically now means no need to go exclusive fullscreen as everything is optimised under windowed fullscreen on Win11. Kinda important I guess though since exclusive fullscreen isn't a thing on Win11 anyway so it was a must that they drop the legacy method of Win10 and improve Win11.
As long as the quality of the Windows native upscaling is as good as DLSS, then we could be onto a winner and I would not be surprised if AMD/NV/intel stopped further development of XeSS/DLSS/FSR and purely focuse don frame gen tech since Windows does the super resolution part natively - If this is how it all pans out.
I wonder if the driving factor behind this is the next Pro versions of consoles coming out, would make sense as we are seeing a merging point for console HW and PC hW.
Much like how MS made windowed-fullscreen on Windows 11 more efficient and generally better than exclusive fullscreen, with full support for Gsync etc which basically now means no need to go exclusive fullscreen as everything is optimised under windowed fullscreen on Win11. Kinda important I guess though since exclusive fullscreen isn't a thing on Win11 anyway so it was a must that they drop the legacy method of Win10 and improve Win11.
As long as the quality of the Windows native upscaling is as good as DLSS, then we could be onto a winner and I would not be surprised if AMD/NV/intel stopped further development of XeSS/DLSS/FSR and purely focuse don frame gen tech since Windows does the super resolution part natively - If this is how it all pans out.
I wonder if the driving factor behind this is the next Pro versions of consoles coming out, would make sense as we are seeing a merging point for console HW and PC hW.
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Soldato
Considering neural processing units or NPU's that can be installed into NVME slots are coming out as well as being integrated into future CPU's in the form of tiles, Like Meteorlake has, Arrowlake will have and whatever AMD has planned for Zen 5. It wouldn't surprise me if AMD/Intel/Nvidia stopped developing DLSS2/XeSS/FSR2 if going forward new CPU's along with Windows can do it natively.
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My experience to that video was similar-ish. Cyberpunk and Starfield being the only two in that list I've played, cyberpunk more blured I honestly didn't notice like I did in the video - but you know if the cars driving i'm not going to be focusing on the road texture to see if it's 'crisp'. I did notice the ghosting in it, but it wasn't as distracting as I thought most of the time - I think the street lights were the worst.
For those who do use DLSS at 1080P, I recommend you update to later versions via dlss swapper and use DLSS tweaks to change the preset, unfortunately most newer games using 3.5.0+ use the D preset, which generally has ghosting issues, C is the best most of the time....
Either that or if you have the grunt, use DLDSR or get a higher res monitor or if possible, turn of TAA entirely
Also, always make sure you turn off post processing effects as evidenced so many times, which hub fails to highlight in these videos, it can impact the output quality and cause artifacting especially regarding DOF.
Starfield I don't remember any shimmering TBH. But I was using the mod, and I think my setting was higher than the normal 'quality' setting of, IIRC, 67%. It was mostly my 11600k holding me back in it most of the time.
I was surprised they didn't test Darktide. My experience is that the image 'crawls' without DLSS at 1080p.
Man of Honour
Not sure what anyone was expecting there, upscaling at 1080p means a woefully low input resolution with not enough pixels for the AI upscaler to work with so you end up with softer images and obvious ghosting. This hasn't changed since upscaling started out and won't change in the future because of the very fact that 1080p upscaling = Too low an internal resolution to generate high quality upscaled outputs.
1440P DLSS Quality or 4K DLSS Performance is where upscaling makes the most obvious sense.
It's 2024, it's about time 1080p was laid to rest.
1440P DLSS Quality or 4K DLSS Performance is where upscaling makes the most obvious sense.
It's 2024, it's about time 1080p was laid to rest.
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It didn't actually do too bad in the video tbh, obviously not the best case for it but interesting none the less. Also, as mentioned in my above post, if HUB did what most pc gamers would do i.e. swap out dlss for newer versions as well as ensuring all post processing effects were turned off, the issues they had with dlss here would have most likely been solved.....