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If you have 40 series card frame generation is really nice. I still have DLSS quality enabled but with DLSS 3, everyting max at 4K I am able to get above 90 fps
by dvtkrlbs 4y ago
If you have 40 series card frame generation is really nice. I still have DLSS quality enabled but with DLSS 3, everyting max at 4K I am able to get above 90 fps on a 4090
- shmerl 4y agoWell, that's the point. How much are you getting without DLSS? Upscaling is kind of counter intuitive if you want to have better visuals from ray racing at the same time. When tray tracing will become fast enough without upscaling, then it will be a much better feature.
- izacus 4y agoNo it absolutely isn't counter intuitive - the visual difference is obvious. You should actually try it.
- shmerl 4y agoI doubt it's obvious in the sense that you can tell in general case that it's not losing image quality due to upscaling. So no, thanks. Upscaling by definition implies image quality loss.
- WithinReason 4y agoWhat's wrong with upscaling?
- shmerl 4y agoNothing wrong, except it's combining ideas going in opposite directions. Upscaling - reducing image quality as a price for improving performance. Ray tracing - increasing image quality (in regards to lighting and etc.).
- WithinReason 4y agoI would say they are orthogonal, not in opposite directions.