NVIDIA: We’ve Had Sharpening in NVIDIA FreeStyle for Quite Some Time

CuriousTomCat · 17 Jun 2019 at 19:24

Nvidia come up with a good idea so nobody else it allowed to implement it?

Let's hope Intel's new GPUs dont support any existing technology from Nvidia/AMD or Intel will also be accused of playing catch up.

Satchfanuk · 17 Jun 2019 at 19:28

If Nvidia has it, maybe they should employ it more effectively on their DLSS images to make them less blurry

Grim5 · 17 Jun 2019 at 23:17

I think dlss is dead anyway

We’ve had so many new games announce RTX Ray Tracing support but not DLSS

Panos · 17 Jun 2019 at 23:58

Gregster said:
A new feature of AMD that NVidia can already do. If you feel that way, why bother posting? I put this here for those interested and not those who are not!

Show me on the Nvidia settings, where is the filter to sharpen the texture. Because while AMD implements the sharpening either through developers using FidelityFX or automatically through the drivers, Nvidia needs to do it through filters settings. I am looking the GTX1060 6GB on the laptop, with the latest drivers, and this option doesn't exist. At least I cannot find it. So where is it?

Np found it, is on the Geforce Experience spyware....... No thanks.

Grim5 · 18 Jun 2019 at 00:02

Or you could use reshape

Or developers could stop being lazy

I wish we could get some standards in the game industry around which settings are provided to users.

Stuff like sharpening, depth of field, motion blur, vignette, bloom should all be optional in every game with the user being able to adjust or turn them off.

Panos · 18 Jun 2019 at 00:07

Grim5 said:
Or you could use reshape

Or developers could stop being lazy

I wish we could get some standards in the game industry around which settings are provided to users.

Stuff like sharpening, depth of field, motion blur, vignette, bloom should all be optional in every game with the user being able to adjust or turn them off.

Reshape hits very hard the system.

hyperseven · 18 Jun 2019 at 00:29

Panos said:
Reshape hits very hard the system.

I've only ever used SweetFX and Reshade and it runs fine, what is this Reshape you two are on about?

As with most software it depends on the settings used.

Scougar · 18 Jun 2019 at 04:12

hyperseven said:
I've only ever used SweetFX and Reshade and it runs fine, what is this Reshape you two are on about?

As with most software it depends on the settings used.

Thought those tools could get you banned from some online games.

Grim5 · 18 Jun 2019 at 04:50

It’s possible and has happened before because you are injecting code into the game memory but it’s not too common.

Gregster · 18 Jun 2019 at 06:37

Armageus said:
Much like your original quote and run post?

I can delete the thread if you'd rather?

Do what you like. You posted nothing of use in this thread and just added to the crap that others are posting. If you have an issue with me, take it up in the relevant place instead of derailing my thread?

Gregster · 18 Jun 2019 at 06:39

Panos said:
Show me on the Nvidia settings, where is the filter to sharpen the texture. Because while AMD implements the sharpening either through developers using FidelityFX or automatically through the drivers, Nvidia needs to do it through filters settings. I am looking the GTX1060 6GB on the laptop, with the latest drivers, and this option doesn't exist. At least I cannot find it. So where is it?

Np found it, is on the Geforce Experience spyware....... No thanks.

I feel it does a good job and as lazy as I am, I don't care what NVidia see that I allow them in truth. I use my PC for gaming and porn and that's about it

Panos · 18 Jun 2019 at 08:35

Gregster said:
I feel it does a good job and as lazy as I am, I don't care what NVidia see that I allow them in truth. I use my PC for gaming and porn and that's about it

July is nigh

V F · 18 Jun 2019 at 09:31

Rofflay said:
Pre rendered frames 1 on a gsync panel at 240hertz is 11ms total lag chain on Nvidia assuming your monitor and inputs run at 1ms max. So AMD have no toggle or what? I like the sound of the sharpening too but i already use DSR with uncappes framerates.

Something AMD can not do 4k downscaled at 240hz with pre rendered frames 1 for 11ms in total. This is why i do not buy AMD VSR is half an attempt.

We've not hit 1ms yet? I'm confused...

Panos · 18 Jun 2019 at 10:23

I did play with this feature on the laptop, and now I understand why Nvidia came out firefighting a feature nobody bothered to use all this period.
Is similar half arsed job to Gsync on Freesync monitors where the screen goes black for 1 second, any moment to click a new menu overlay in a game.

4K8KW10 · 18 Jun 2019 at 10:44

Gregster said:
AMD still playing 'catch-up'?

I don't think your question is relevant. How can AMD play a "catch up" when the goal of the exercise is to improve the already better image quality compared to nvidia?

Dicehunter · 18 Jun 2019 at 13:24

I hope this anti lag and image sharpening software stuff isn't exclusive to Navi.

nashathedog · 18 Jun 2019 at 17:56

CuriousTomCat said:
Nvidia come up with a good idea so nobody else it allowed to implement it?

Let's hope Intel's new GPUs dont support any existing technology from Nvidia/AMD or Intel will also be accused of playing catch up.

With Koduri on the Intel team I'm half expecting to see lawsuits from AMD over something he's copied for Intel, He's a shifty fella.

Rofflay · 18 Jun 2019 at 18:01

V F said:
We've not hit 1ms yet? I'm confused...

Monitors are going 0.5ms this year i simply quoted the specs 1ms is normal for a 240hz panel. Indeed Gigabyte have a 0.5ms monitor coming soon.

Rroff · 18 Jun 2019 at 18:04

V F said:
We've not hit 1ms yet? I'm confused...

You aren't going to get below ~9ms input lag chain anyhow even with a crazy low latency monitor.

LoadsaMoney · 18 Jun 2019 at 19:08

Gregster said:
I use my PC for gaming and porn and that's about it

Same