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@@Jay-ri7lt yessir! Its no where near as good as DLSS unfortunately tho

@@Ascketism thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)

Most recent credible source: th-cam.com/video/t-LpxcnuIdE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=z_knG5IMOEynggNA Fr33thy posted a video about it some time ago, I cant access the spreadsheet he made that shows his testing results anymore unfortunately. Also here is a reddit post where multiple people have also tested this and came to similar conclusions: www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/17qqr44/disable_fullscreen_optimizations_actually_has_an/kvnbecc/?context=3 If you search on reddit there are multiple other credible sources you can find Essentially in some minor instances having it disabled can help SLIGHTLY with latency, but can cause your 1% lows and 0.1% lows to decrease causing stuttering. You would have to test a game by game basis machine by machine basis. Windows 11 update a little while ago removed the need to disable FSO and its only getting better. Having smoother non stuttering gameplay in this instance is much more important then having ever so slightly (talking less then 1ms from the testing results I’ve seen) better latency. Its just not worth it potentially causing issues on your system. There are many other ways you can lower latency dramatically that wont affect your fps and smoothness of the game. As for high dpi override: www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/1bcjxd5/override_high_dpi_scaling_and_what_it_does/? All it does is affect how sharp the image looks on your display, and it some cases can actually cause it to look worse or blurry

@@pipaloire glad to hear! :)

@@Nstar-god hope the video helped!

@@daveprime7278 I would test it for yourself before you knock it. There really isn’t a visual difference, especially when you disable TAA and use DLAA like I describe in the video, and people who are struggling with fps can definitely benefit from having it on. In terms of latency yes it does cause some but it’s really not too noticeable. This isn’t an fps game so there is some leeway when it come to responsiveness. If you find other results please feel free to share.

shut up lard boy

@@Eric7heButcher you only need the top line to remove it. I’ve tested every line myself and rest don’t actually do anything

@@LEON_AN yes. You want to be playing on the x64 version

I know its kind of a controversial take, but most games anti-cheat run at a kernal level anyway, so the game already has all the access it needs in terms of admin control. In my testing and research enabling admin can in fact help with latency and fps, I’ll be it extremely marginally. If you’re concerned about privacy and giving an application admin control definitely just disregard. Although I will say you really have nothing to worry about.

I’m glad you enjoyed!! :)

Especially in 1080p so blurry

Holy ghosting, its horrid​@@KodenHobold44

@@alucard7895132 you can see for yourself theres no difference in texture quality in this game, it may currently be bugged

@@mellowistaken you're definitely blind this shit is MUCH worse looking

I just set everything to extreme except reflections and disturbtion to low.

@@CryptoWulf_app yeah there really isn’t much of a difference with the settings honestly. You can also get away with setting everything to low the game still looks fantastic!

@@mellowistaken Yeah. Its weird that there is almost no difference when you have like 5 different options per setting. For me it was like 10 FPS lol.

It might have to do with how you are extracting the nvidia inspector. Make sure you closely follow the instructions on the reddit post. You want to extract both files in the same place

@@jdnbyd Depending on your gpu i would try turning texture quality to low, and global illumination to medium if you have it set to high, if you have frame generation make sure you enable it as long as the input lag isnt too bad, and using DLAA with the nvidia inspector tweak can actually cause performance loss as its rendering at your standard resolution, so you dont get the increased frames that you would normally get with normal dlss, the game looks much better tho at the sacrifice of some frames. If you changed your nvidia control panel settings / inspector settings to mine, that may have caused some frame loss as i stated in the video i focus more on latency.

Based on the research I’ve done, it’s an extremely dated setting that most games now don’t take advantage of, and having it enabled (allow) can affect texture and aliasing quality, so setting it to clamp helps to prevent any visual anomalies. It’s one of those things were I set it to clamp and forget about it. If you look it up on reddit there are multiple posts that talk about the potential issues with having it set to allow

@@Seylle. dont run the game as admin

@@mellowistaken ok thank you that worked

Windows is soooo odd. One thing i hate about it is you have to do so much tweaking to get the actual potential out of your specs. Glad it helped you enjoy!!

@@Exotic_Prem i dont think so unfortunately, i havent seen or heard anything about nvidia inspector being able to disable TAA. Most of the time TAA involves in game or the config file only

@@kuroneko3616 are you on a laptop? Make sure you have nvidia selected, as well has HAGS enabled in the window’s settings like i show

frame generation from nvidia is limited to only the 40 series rtx gpus, your only alternative is using the amd settings and enable frame generation there, just have in mind that atm having amd framegen doesnt let you use nvidia dlss which looks alot better than amd fsr

@@Revvlynhuh i thought 20 series and above could do it also with the lastest drivers

@@s.l.4772 yes, to revert the TAA changes you just need to remove those lines we added to the config file

@@s.l.4772 no problem at all enjoy!! Glad it helped :)

@@fitzgerald2702 you can do the TAA part! Unfortunately the dlss to dlaa with nvidia inspector only works on 20 series cards and above, but honestly removing the TAA is the most important and thats just editing the config like i show in the video. And since you dont even have access to dlss, you wont get the negative affects that comes with it when removing taa but keeping ingame dlss enabled

@@mellowistaken my brother, thank you very much for replying, after disabling the force TAA the game is running much better now since I only have 4gb of VRAM and my gpu is really old, thank you for making this Amazing video

@@fitzgerald2702 no problem enjoy! :)

@@Gamito123PT I’m not too sure about that one I’m sorry. You mean advanced as in shadows and textures and stuff? Are you on a laptop?

@@mellowistaken yes advanced like shadows, etc. Yes im on a laptop but i have RTX Nvidia 3050 GPU and the CPU is a Ryzen 5 5000 series (also have the amd graphics ). I am able to play the game but its very strange that the settings are locked. ( only thing that was worrying me was the fact that the nvidia GPU was hitting 86°C degrees, people say its fine unless it hits 90+ degrees.

Other games like apex legends, counter strike, persona 3 reaload, etc where not hitting that GPU temperature. If i were able to change the advanced settings to low , probably my fps will grow and the gpu temperature will be able to go down a bit in The first descendant.

@@Gamito123PT i dont have a fix for that im sorry! when it comes to laptops i dont know alot unfortunately. i would try and do some research but if you arent able to come up with anything, my guess is the game is locking it due to you being on a laptop. i know thats lame but you might not be able to do anything if the game is forcefully locking it. you might also want to place a ticket for support to get some more concrete answers

@@mellowistaken a part from that thx for doing the video, i will try the settings when i get home 🫡

@@hawk356 interesting, thanks for pointing that out! Imo that’s probably something you can just keep on low if that’s all it’s doing, it’s definitely not noticeable unless you’re looking for it. Glad the video helped! Enjoy :)

@@bearex8922 if it causes issues when set to admin just don’t do it

@@mellowistaken yeah runs fine without it and looks a million times better

@@saluqz if you aren’t happy with how it looks just undo everything that has to do with dlaa and the config file in the video and itll be back to normal

That's due to the TAA Disabling part. You have to really tweak it to reduce shimmering and at that point it's still practically on so unless you gain a massive amount of frames, leave TAA on and use sharpening.

@@CorvusCorviday I just personally havent tested it myself or got around to looking more into that. Maybe I’ll try it in the future here, thanks for the suggestion!

@@mellowistaken just gave all of this a try and the game runs so damn beautifully. i appreciate ya man. R7-5700G and 3060 12gb. Might give LSFG a spin but I really don't need to now.

@@CorvusCorviday awesome!! Enjoy :)

Enjoy!! :)

Atleast for me, I havent noticed any input lag. It does have to do with whatever your base fps is, so yes if your fps is low to begin with you might notice more input lag, but generally for a game like this more fps is king

I went from 60 x2 to 120 and it was insanely noticable input lag. Mouse feels underwater.

@@GFClocked if its that bad definitely dont use it unless you can learn to be okay with it. The increased fps will help the game feel smoother. It sounds like you might also wanna look into some input optimizations that sounds terrible

@@mellowistaken I just ended up lowering settings to low and using the regular 120fps. I'm very picky and in general 60fps is already unacceptable for me so I'm not surprised framegen didn't meet my bar

@@GFClocked fair enough, whats your specs if you dont mind me asking?

Glad it helped! Enjoy :)

@@mellowistaken Do the changes stay intact? Because I've seen someone claim that they get reverted once you enter online mode or something. Also, thanks for the little shout-out regarding the F*ckTAA subreddit.

@@Scorpwind as stated before, the method posted in this video does not disable TAA but weaken it to the point where it looks disabled. You cannot disable but you can tweak it.

@@Scorpwind yes! these settings stay! the other settings they were talking about are at the bottom of the post. what i go over in the video will always be in affect unless the developers change something. what @Scorpwind said

@@LeConseilDuRap It looks pretty much disabled to me. You'd get the same kind of aliasing if it was 'actually' disabled.

Huh thats odd. Might depend on your version of windows. If it causes issues just don’t use it. It’s mostly just to help give the game higher priority

Same. Noticed it with reshade, that may have been a factor. Had to untick "always run as admin" or whatever its called

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