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Fidelity Super Resolution 2.0
- Thread starter shankly1985
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Caporegime
Why do you think I've included 1% low and minimum FPS data in my videos? It'll be included in the 4K native video too with RT enabled.You said game runs very well, but then the frametime did not look smooth which was intriguing
Caporegime
You said game runs very well, but then the frametime did not look smooth which was intriguing
Here's a completely flat frame time graph from a great video with a 12900K and a 6950 XT overclocked, getting worse 0.1%, minimum and average FPS than my 5800X3D and my 6950 XT setup, which had a frame time graph that is not always flat, especially in cut scenes.Why do you think I've included 1% low and minimum FPS data in my videos? It'll be included in the 4K native video too with RT enabled.
What's the moral of the story I hear you ask? Always include the 0.1% and minimum FPS on your overlay because they will show any issues with frame pacing and VRAM saturation. A frame time graph is clearly not enough on its own.
4K Very High Settings + FSR2.
4K Very High Settings No FSR2.
Game is comfortably using 12GB at 4K too.
Caporegime
@TNA I figured out what was causing the (false) spikes in the frame time overlay, my custom overlay. Oddly, it only affected a few games, Spiderman, Far Cry 6, Days gone and a few others. Other games like COD, Dying Light 2, Red Dead Redemption 2 were unaffected. I rebuilt it from scratch and now its back to a flat line in all games.Here's a completely flat frame time graph from a great video with a 12900K and a 6950 XT overclocked, getting worse 0.1%, minimum and average FPS than my 5800X3D and my 6950 XT setup, which had a frame time graph that is not always flat, especially in cut scenes.
What's the moral of the story I hear you ask? Always include the 0.1% and minimum FPS on your overlay because they will show any issues with frame pacing and VRAM saturation. A frame time graph is clearly not enough on its own.
4K Very High Settings + FSR2.
4K Very High Settings No FSR2.
Game is comfortably using 12GB at 4K too.
Got my hands on a 3090 TI recently and was able to compare it to the RX 6950 XT at 4K in Spiderman, very high settings with high RT enabled.
The 3090 TI averages 86 FPS with 1% lows of 58.
The RX 6950 XT averages 81 FPS with 1% lows of 57.
The 3090 TI video was recorded with the overlay glitch still present (same as my 6950 XT video), however all videos going forward will now be back to the usual flat graph.
Soldato
Local system issue.
Soldato
Dying Light 2 with official FSR2 support
Soldato
Hope to see some comparisons, I'm not flush enough to get Dying Light 2 yet otherwise I'd check for myself.
Currently on sale
Soldato
Sadly still a no go even at 30 quid, The place I worked at shutdown so I have to budget very carefully until I'm financially stable again.
Mad. I had it pre-ordered for about £26 from CDKeys and played on release.
Caporegime
34 titles so far for FSR2 in a few months.
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Soldato
Be handy as I loaded the game up with mods including the fsr mod but haven't played it yet.
Caporegime
Here is a side by side comparison. IQ looks similar, but DLSS is around 6-7 FPS (it fluctuates) faster in this screenshot.
FSR UQ Sharpening at 75
DLSS Q Sharpening at 45 (default)
AMD RT performance has improved quite a bit from launch in this title.
This will be a good test for fsr 2:
support.rockstargames.com
Apparently taa is also improved so be curious to see how it looks now as it was absolutely awful.
Red Dead Redemption 2 Title Update 1.31 Notes (PS4 / Xbox One / PC) - Rockstar Games Customer Support
[March 23, 2023] - Maintenance General maintenance[February 7, 2023] - Maintenance General maintenance[September 6, 2022] – New Content and Features, General Updates, Bug Fixes, and Stability Fixes in Red Dead OnlineAdditional Content and FeaturesPlayers can now launch Telegrams from both the...
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Apparently taa is also improved so be curious to see how it looks now as it was absolutely awful.
FSR 2.0 looks fine in RDR2. Initially it started quite well as I booted into my save in St Dennis, looking quite sharp overall and very 4K-like even on performance mode & could only really tell it wasn't when I saw the pole wires because it's an obvious example given how these methods handle them. Unfortunately once I made my way to the train station and got on-board I started seeing the dreaded ghost streaks. First it was around the trees with water behind them, but then all the insects buzzing about also had them (like how DLSS was initially in Death Stranding if anyone remembers). Overall probably still viable over simply reducing render resolution with the native TAA but hardly worth much - but can't say how it differs at lower resolution as I already deleted the game after testing.
As for TAA itself, it looks good to me at 4K, can't remember if better than before because I haven't logged on in over a year, but definitely no complaints with regards to it being blurry or any of that (but also remember to use medium and not high TAA!). Clearly sharper and more detailed than FSR 2.0 at Q tho - which it should be. If I were to play it again I'd definitely stick to TAA, it's the best quality out of all options atm.
As for TAA itself, it looks good to me at 4K, can't remember if better than before because I haven't logged on in over a year, but definitely no complaints with regards to it being blurry or any of that (but also remember to use medium and not high TAA!). Clearly sharper and more detailed than FSR 2.0 at Q tho - which it should be. If I were to play it again I'd definitely stick to TAA, it's the best quality out of all options atm.
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Uhmm naaa.Here's a completely flat frame time graph from a great video with a 12900K and a 6950 XT overclocked, getting worse 0.1%, minimum and average FPS than my 5800X3D and my 6950 XT setup, which had a frame time graph that is not always flat, especially in cut scenes.
What's the moral of the story I hear you ask? Always include the 0.1% and minimum FPS on your overlay because they will show any issues with frame pacing and VRAM saturation. A frame time graph is clearly not enough on its own.
4K Very High Settings + FSR2.
4K Very High Settings No FSR2.
Game is comfortably using 12GB at 4K too.
Vram saturation looks like this:
The opposite of stutter.
Observe maxed GPU usage, low power draw and low FPS, that's the bottleneck on modern hardware with SSD's.
Caporegime
Yup, my post was completely unrelated to stuttering caused by VRAM usage. It turned out to be an incorrect setting in my overlay which was causing false spikes. I redid it from scratch and the problem was solved.
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Did not see your later post, my bad, helps to distinguish what Vram capping out looks like though.Yup, my post was completely unrelated to stuttering caused by VRAM usage. It turned out to be an incorrect setting in my overlay which was causing false spikes. I redid it from scratch and the problem was solved.
Caporegime
Yeah the comment about VRAM usage was just what I saw. I have cards with 16GB and 24GB so 12GB usage was not a problem regardless.