DLSS doesn't alter the results that much, but there is a noticeable "sharpness" to DLSS-upscaled content when you look at screenshots side-by-side with native r

DLSS doesn't alter the results that much, but there is a noticeable "sharpness" to DLSS-upscaled content when you look at screenshots side-by-side with native res. That's probably what they are eluding to by claiming "the final resolved image can look better" with DLSS. I doubt artists thought about this with the current generation of games. The tech is so new that it was shoe horned into a lot of games, and it has evolved a lot in just a few hardware generations. Going forward, I'm certain artists will give it more consideration, since it is clear now that this is the future of gaming.