Native resolution DSR smoothness?.

[skipper847]

If you enable DSR in the NVidia control but only use your native monitor resolution in game. Would this enable the DSR smoothness onto your native resolution?.

I no it might sound a silly question but you never no.

 

[Rroff]

DSR doesn't kick in unless you choose a resolution that is enabled as a DSR factor - which won't include your native resolution.

 

[shankly1985]

If you enable DSR in the NVidia control but only use your native monitor resolution in game. Would this enable the DSR smoothness onto your native resolution?.

I no it might sound a silly question but you never no.

Nope because you not downsampling you just running native res.
Not sure what you mean by DSR smoothness?

 

[smogsy]

smoothness is a option in Nvidia panel
DSR's 13-tap Gaussian filter may sometimes cause image blurring. The above setting affects the intensity of the 'Gaussian filter' applied to any DSR image

higher the percentage more blur affect is shown. look at the image below at 100% behind the smoke look at the wall much more blurred at 100%

use this to help
http://techreport.com/review/27102/maxwell-dynamic-super-resolution-explored/4

 

[darthenrahl]

IF you really wanted this effect on your games without actually downsampling you could just use reshade, its an injector like enb that works on all games.

It has the effect you are looking for, "gaussian blur". Though it does come with a little perf hit.

 

[ubersonic]

If you just want to blur your screen so it looks like an N64 game viewed through a Foxs glacier mint, then go into the AA settings and make sure it's set to FXAA or TSSAA