Red Dead Redemption 2 DLSS Settings 1440p benchmarks, comparisons, first impressions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2021
- Red Dead Redemption 2 has finally launched its DLSS update! I've been very excited to explore DLSS image quality and framerate comparisons in RDR2. This video is my first look at RDR2 DLSS settings, image quality comparisons, and performance benchmarks. I'm actually a bit curious whether DLSS quality might look better than native in some ways due to the blurriness of the native TAA antialiasing solution.
This test was performed on my RTX 2070, i5 9600k, 16GB RAM system, but please note that framerates would be higher without the overhead from recording on OBS.
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Here is a new video with the new driver. I check if it addresses the hair checkerboarding and whether it improves performance. th-cam.com/video/IwGZ70zrh2A/w-d-xo.html
As someone who plays at 1080p all I want is for this to be better than the native TAA blur
Honestly, if TAA fails you, might aswell opt for msaa or classic fxaa if you don't want a performance hit. Sure, fxaa is a little soft, but at least it's temporally stable.
and it´s, much better.
Much better man. I'm always a 1440p gamer, coming from a 4k 55 inch oled, I had enough of the damn blur on big tvs. Switched to a 27 inch 144hz 1440p aoc. Turning DLSS Quality not only improves the frames majorly, it's looks the same since you're at 1440p. 4k on a 27 inch or maximum 32 inch would have the same effect. Mind you, I'm picky as hell with resolutions and taa etc. DLSS is amazing, it's what made me get a gaming pc for the first time in more than a decade
Also, you're on 1080p. QUALITY and Performance would do you. But Performance does render the game lower. I think quality is good enough for the extra fps.
Currently running a 3070M with Ryzen 7 5800 and ssd. The only few things I did tweak lower in this game was the Reflections on the surface and water. Now, I don't see a damn difference between high and ultra, except that ultra tanks the damn frame. No joke, high is perfect. Hell, the entire lighting system on with high graphics is already a joy man, but at ultra, sometimes you feel like you're playing an e3 game. Oh boys
@@toastbrot97 Lmao did you just call Fxaa temporally stable?
@@Ayva_K well budy, i'm curious to your explenation to why it ain't.
Tree Tessellation, Near Volumetric and Water Physics are the options to turn off or down a notch. Water Physics really only thing you can notice a difference but it's easily tolerable at mid or 3/4. Full on is kind of next gen in my opinion water physics. And yes, the camp is like the most demanding part of the game with all systems and characters. Next to the city at night at least.
This seems like a good start to DLSS implementation, and good news for people that can't stand low frame rates. Maybe they'll be able to tweak it a bit in a future patch as it does some funky things, for sure. Thanks!
60Fps on quality in your case, would be like a 50% performamce increase from your 40Fps. There is no game where you can gain so much performance on the quality setting. Even on Performance preset this would be really unusual. You got like 5Fps more on qulaity, thats already about a 10% performance uplift and an even better looking image.
Noticed the jacket and hat textures sharpen immediately
4K stuff is all thats being posted, thankyou for this. I was worried that it would be like FFXV where you only had the option for DLSS at 4K, so comparitively using (SSR?) to run the game at 4K with DLSS, made almost no difference to image quality and performance @ 1440p without DLSS
Long press ESC to go back from the settings menu. Don’t need multiple ESCs
Yes, I was averaging between 60-64 just sitting around in camp. (Mostly Ultra settings) Set to quality DLSS it went up to 72-75. Noticed some small grids in some shadows depending on angle but very minimal. The distance looked sharper, I always felt it looked a bit muddy with the AA.
-Ryzen7 3800X, 32g@3200,Asus TUF B-550, M.2 SSD, Asus TUF 3070 8g. @ 1440p 144hz.
Good stuff! That's pretty similar to the visual stuff I was noticing. There are a few drawbacks, but getting rid of the default TAA had some upsides as well. I think it is enough of a wash on pros/cons to image quality (based on my first impressions- I'm hoping to have more time for a more detailed analysis) that it would be crazy not to grab the extra frames from running at Quality setting especially for people like me who are definitely not able to max the game out at 60fps native.
I observed artefacts more commonly in windowed borderless mode. Better try fullscreen to avoid motion artefacts. Motion artefacts appeared even without dlss and I'm not clear but full screen gave me a +5 fps-ish in performance
Please do another RDR2 DLSS 2.0 and FSR 2.0 review with sharpening slider! I still get texture banding with both DLSS and FSR when doing a closeup of Arthur's face on his lips and other parts of his face.
For 1080p players, I'd recommend dsr to 4k then dlss performance/max performance mode. Performance wise I'd say it's a better looking 1.5x resolution scale
what's DSR?
@@kaifiisfahan6515 Dynamic Super Resolution
What about 1440p players?
would that be 2x resolution, right ? or am I completely in fault? And how do I turn on DSR? 🤔
@@hingst23 i couldn't turn on DSR for just Rdr2 by adding the program in the Nvidia control panel instead I had to turn it on in global settings which applies to all my games and I don't really want that so I just turned it off for now. Really wish you could activate DSR for just one single program
It would be absolutely amazing if you could check out taa max sharpening vs dlss quality
good iv broo
Turn off ANY sharpening in Nvidia control panel if you use DLSS. Even the slightest bit creates a disgustingly over sharpened picture. I’ve opted for the balanced setting on 1440p the clarity difference is extremely small next to Quality mode but the extra frames on Balanced are more than worth it. Now get around 80fps instead of 60 pre patch 👌🏻 Sadly the DLSS is the only decent part of this update.
Hello Mister Owen. I get around 55 fps avg at 4k with my 2070 Super in quality mode using the optimized game settings from Hardware Unboxed released 1 year ago helped a lot (part 2 at the end all settings are listed).
The fps went from 36 avg native 4k to the said 55 fps in quality mode.
The ultra settings might get u too much overhead in general to really benefit from DLSS.
Greetings, give it a try.
What are you using to show FPS and other specs on screen? And no matter what I do Red dead redemption 2 will not keep graphic settings or stay on full screen, any ideas?
I ran a bunch of benchmarks tonight, and what I found so far is that DLSS didn't help during the times where the frame rates drop. It seems to be more of a cpu bound problem during those moments(I'm guessing). So basically the times where my frame rates drop to 55-ish in native, it's the same with DLSS turned on. The only time DLSS improves frame rates is when I am above 60fps. So it helps but it doesn't prevent the choppy moments. Very disappointing, and I have a Ryzen 9 3900X and a 2060 super. I'm running at 1440P but not on ultra. I have my settings tuned custom so I can usually hit about 60 FPS. If it's not helping at the worst times, then it's no help to me. OH! and it crashed every time I tried to run 1440P 75 fps resolution with DLSS on and vsync off, on the scene with the town at night and there's a lamp and the moon. Very disappointing. I was expecting so much more. Seems more like a gimmick than an actual feature, on this game.
I mean it helped me
I have ryzen 7 and rtx 2060 I play on 1080p ultra
Before dlss 30 or 35 fps
When I turn on dlss 40 to 55 fps
So its amazing
@@Diyaan596 obviously at 1080p DLSS downsclaes to 720p so you get more performance
Which version of rdr2 has dlss option in graphics settings ????? I don't have that dlss option in my rdr2 crack/offline game 💔😢
I wonder how dlss quality will scale with native 5k
What is that fps overlay you are using???
Is there a way I can do it so I can play it at like 6K or 8K or 4K but with dlss on so it would render at a low resolution what I ultimately want to do is play a game on my 1080p monitor at 4K with dlss I want the deal this is to upres the game and give me better frame rates while doing it is there a way for that
I am getting flickering, most prominently around trees and bright areas. Can't seem to figure out the solution.
Haven't downloaded the DLSS as I live in Ireland so it's midnight hence I'll get it tomorrow. That said the game looks good with quality setting. It looked a little crisper on image quality so cant wait to see it implemented!! Well covered Dan
I need to do a lot more testing. I barely walked in the house back from first leg of my vacation week and this was just my first impressions. I may or may not have time to do a more in depth comparison before I leave on another trip.
I'll be curious to know your thoughts once you have it downloaded.
@@danielowentech you'll be the first Dan as I've played this game to death last year!!!!!!!
@@danielowentech I also noticed quite a bit of less blur on quality. But I did see taa sharpening still on tho so idk we can't really do direct comparisons since it maybe it was on on different value. I'm on ultrawide 1080p so I notice more vs you at 1440p. But I also had the issues with very little difference between performance vs quality idk if it's a bug or something
There was no new driver today, and often Nvidia launches new drivers when games get DLSS support. I wonder if we will get a driver update with some improvements.
I have 2060 Super and latest version of driver and game, but the DLSS Option is not enable for me in Read Dead 2
Please mine keeps shutting down .. it keeps telling me about memory ..what do I do ?
Tree tesselation took quite a lot of my framerate with little to no visual difference for me.
Bro why my laptop not showing dlss option in rdr2?? I have rtx 2050 graphic card
be interesting to see if things change going from vulcan to dx12? Also, dlss aside, you can improve fps just from tweaking a few of the settings from ultra to high/medium on settings you cant even tell the diff from. And i misread/misheard that ur using a 2070, thought it was a 3070, which i have, and my fps is double urs pretty much. which is to be expected obviously.Not bragging, i was just confused for a sec hahaha. Great video though! i just tried the dlss on quality and got a good 10+fps boost.
Yeah I would not actually play with max settings. I was just using those for the video. Definitely turn a few things down that are hard to notice but help the framerate immensely.
@@danielowentech well still shows fps gains using dlss to those who choose to use it regardless of settings, as the vid is intended to show. Comes down to personal taste. So mission accomplished hehe
Did you check if its using DLSS 2.2? If not you can drop the R6S DLSS DLL inside it
Edit: DLSS 2.2 virtually removes artifacting in motion so its a great improvement
I have a video on that topic actually! And I checked. Rdr2 is already using dlss 2.2.10.0 in the dll file. I didn't see much ghosting in this admittedly limited testing video. 2.2 does not completely remove it although it is a very noticeable improvement.
put it in Full Screen, instead of Windowed Borderless, makes Windows ( the OS ) to put the game in higher / highest priority, also use balance for the DLSS, you do not loose much or any of the quality ( not noticeable ) but get better fps.....
i got the 2070S with an R7 3700X, adjusted some of the settings and get 92 FPS in 1440P and 112 FPS in 1080P, all in DLSS balanced, works for me
Your video memory was being used up at camp. Turn textures to high from ultra and turn down shadows and volumetric lighting to high and your dlss will really take off
I’ve read that DLSS works better in DX12 than Vulkan but I haven’t messed with the settings much yet
I tested this as well. Might be able to search my channel and find the video.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but vsync will only activate with gsync when your framerate exceeds your refresh rate.
I've actually been researching it a bit since you aren't the first comment about this on this video lol. I think you are correct. But I still wouldn't want it on during benchmarking.
@@danielowentech Right, it will throttle actual performance, but screen tearing still occurs whether the framerate is indivisibly lower or higher than your refresh rate. Tears will come back once your rendering output exceeds your refresh rate, hence why it's still a good idea to leave it on for practical reasons
It looks amazing! With HDR this game is still as good as it gets
Red dead has fake hdr . It's really bad.
Ac Valhalla has epic hdr or division 2
@@x32i77 still absolutely slaps ac shithalla and divishit 2
@@tunatuna4710 gameplay and story yes ofcourse 🙂👍
@@x32i77 visually as well
I'm like you and hate the TAA implementation, even on 1440p. Doing 4k DSR + DLSS ended up making the picture look a lot better..
I messed around a bunch with this already and personally I found it not only cancelled out the extra frames you get from DLSS but it also added a lot of flickering and shimmering on rocks/buildings too.
You could not just go around the map?
That is a tasking location
Dsr? Apologies if I’m being an ape
@@jlb4685 Yeah, it's really odd the mixed response to DLSS for Rdr2. Some say they prefer it to the TAA blurriness however, in my experience TAA after being sharpened in the in game settings never felt overly blurry to me while even the quality setting for DLSS feels very over sharpened. I play at 4k resolution on a big tv so maybe that's why I am noticing more shimmery and grainy shadows, hair, foliage.
@@Dzf34r Turn off any sharpening tools I.e the one in Nvidia control panel while using DLSS. It causes the extreme sharpening you’re talking about. Thank me later.
my game has a lot of checkerboarding on the horse hair, btw love the vids
Thanks! Did it look different than in my video? I'm just curious. I'm only home briefly in between two legs of a vacation lol, so this video was my bare bones first impressions rather than a full side-by-side (might still have time to do one of those, but not sure).
@@danielowentech Yeah hair and leaves at a distance look super checkered.
@@captaincaboose2561 what dlss setting are you using, and what monitor resolution? Because going below Quality can be pretty noticeable and at 1080p results are not as good as well.
@@danielowentech i use a 5120 x 1440
@@danielowentech i find taa with max sharpening looking way better
I dont have that dlss option tho my card is Asus RTX 2060S
I think fsr would be a great fit for this game as it works with the TAA to sharpen the image and may provide some pretty good results that'll let more people to play the game with higher frame rates and visual quality
Problem is that FSR won't get rid of the TAA blur. AMD said themselves that it amplifies the characteristics of the original image, so all the problems of the TAA will still be present. A sharpening filter won't do anything more than the in game sharpening filter already does.
@@SentinelxPrime true though most likely it will maybe improve edge quality but it definitely won't make the blur less of a problem and would probably make it worse since fsr is pretty bad at not blurring inner surface detail
Let me remind you that you need to turn on vsync and fullscreen option to get full advantage from G-Sync/FreeSync and your refresh rate. Because in default, g sync only runs in fullscreen mode and turning vsync on is lowering the input lag and enables nvidia reflex. So many people know this wrong and they think vsync needs to be disabled in 144hz gsync monitors. But that's not the case. You can check the optimized gsync settings from blurbusters.
Vsync should only be enabled in NVCP and should be disabled in game when using gsync. Also gsync has an option for windowed mode I believe. Forgot what it's called
@@Metalhead-4life enabling vsync in NVCP and in game is the same thing. the only difference is buffering, which not affects gsync. And yeah gsync has an option for windowed mode but if you want the best performance, fullscreen is the way. :)
@@orhun5996 I dont disagree that fullscreen is the best option but I do disagree that vsync should be enabled in-game AND in NVCP, cant remember where I read it I think blurbusters (its been a couple years but I think you may have read it wrong) but yeah, in-game vsync = no bueno.
Hey any idea what that fps overlay the OP is using?
@@Metalhead-4life It's Riva tuner.
actually you can run g-sync in borderless. the thing people get wrong is if you max refresh is say 165. g-sync only work up to 164fps. Lock it BELOW the max refresh. You can also enable vsync and that will take over if you are above your max refresh. but you are better off frame limiting it to something below the max that runs smooth and stable.
My rdr2 not showing dlss after updating latest drivers to rtx 3060 & switch api to dx12 somone please help me
When i turn on dlss it just gets much blurrier, and when i move ingame everything just gets blurry, but whenni stand completly still the image is much sharper.
do you play at 1080p? With DLSS at 1080p you're getting pretty low res
@@jacobc5747 yeah, i play at 1080p. But now i switched to dx12 and now it hets sharper but it just looks grainy and overaharpened.
The reason your framerate isn't much better is two fold, a.) You have Full-screen Borderless enabled, which will basically always lower performance on its own, and b.) Recording in OBS lowers performance as you mention, but it's worse if you're using NVIDIA Broadcast, which will use the tensor cores on your GPU, which are also what handle DLSS/RTX features on 20/30 series cards.
I'm not using nvidia broadcast, and I'm actually on an ultrawide monitor and running fullscreen makes it stretch to fit rather than obey my custom resolution, but good points.
Weird i have on my rtx 2070 60fps stable with 2k and ultra settings
TAA has a sharpness filter in game now and DLSS looks awful if your on high end or enthusiast grade hardware, Maxed out with a 3090 at 1440p Im at 90 fps with same settings and DLSS on I drop to 80 fps and have terrible quality by comparison. So looks to work as intended only for lower end GPUs.
Put to fullscreen I guess.. it's in windowed borderless.. maybe that'll help
I'm on an ultrawide monitor. To do normal 1440p I can't go full screen. Rdr2 ignores my custom resolution and stretches to fill if I use full screen.
If you know you are getting less perfomance woth your record meyhod then change the record method and see what exactly does ur pc
Biggest thing I miss from Nvidia since I switched over to AMD is DLSS. I hope this game eventually gets FSR support!
Let's hope for a mod at least if there isn't official support.
@@danielowentech Absolutely!
lol as if Rockstar cares, dont get your hopes up buddy.
am not getting dlss setting in my game even after installing dlss separately am using rtx 3060 please help anyone
Too bad the game won't accept any settings or go full screen. I have to go through hell to get it to play. I'm on RTX 3050 to to an 85 inch Bravia
Did you turn on Resizable BAR?
Thats another 10 to 15 fps
Yeah rBAR with Intel 9000 Series and a RTX 2070 would be super duper great xD
isnt that only on 30 series cards?
@@tonyh7933 And at least ryzen 3000 or 5000 cpu?
@@tonyh7933 And Intel 10000 Series i would say
@@tonyh7933 30 series cards
With Ryzen 3 - 9 or intel 10th or 11th gen
www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/geforce-rtx-30-series-resizable-bar-support/
When the settings are on 4k, does the game render at lower resolution and dlss scales it up to 4k?
Yes, that's how dlss works.
@@danielowentech Alright thanks, got abit confused how it's supposed to look better when rendering at a lower resolution.
what is vulkan?
any help? when i turn dlss on my frame rate drops to 1fps and i can barley do anything i cant leave the confirm menu
Me to happen when I switch from vulkan to dx12 and using fhd so i switch back to vulkan and everything fine
I just can’t get over what happens with the hair when DLSS is turned on. It looks like there’s checkerboards when you pan the camera. Ooh I can’t take it.
The hair is the most noticeable downgrade in this game, while certain other elements look a bit better. Wear a hat if using dlss I guess ;)
So dlss is better?
Nvdia hasn't released the driver for RDR2 DLSS yet.
Curious how much that could help. If there is anything significantly different I could do an updated video with a more detailed comparison and side-by-sides, etc
I love it, DLSS is the gift that keeps on giving. I think it looks better with DLSS on than off.
quality or performance?
@@keane2160 of course Quality mode
I have 3070 and also run on DLSS since it is basically "free framerate" 😅 HardwareUnboxed did videos on how exactly settings are affecting the game and I used the recommended setup by them with some small changes. But the main problem that I was having is that the game was just crashing without any logical reason... (ERR_GFX_STATE) But at some point, it just "healed" itself and started running fine... Go figure... 🤷♂
Anyway, I recommend the game but the "flow" is quite slow/calm so it is not for everyone.
what flow? the game pace is perfect
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: )
You need to do this kind of comparison at night ;)
In the nvidia trailer it was a jump from 60 fps to 90-100
That is on 4K and using a much lower setting like performance or something like that. This is 1440p using "quality".
@@danielowentech u used performance and balanced
uploading my 4k video it should be up this Thursday imo it doesn't look any better i only got 10+ more fps and thats a 3090 all max setting
yea I am getting the same mediocre results.
I hope they improve on it with a driver update of some sort
I have a rtx 3050 but i am not getting the option for dlss is this a problem or any sooo to this please help
did your problem got fixed bro, help if it did
The reason you are not getting much fps gain is due to Vulkan api. You should change to DirectX 12. DLSS runs best on DirectX12
I have a video testing exactly that: th-cam.com/video/tT6tladpzww/w-d-xo.html
@@danielowentech Then they need to update the dlss file. Surely the implementation is not what we would want.
Vsync is not stupid, it actually needs to be enabled on a vrr monitor too, together with a framerate limiter just below your maximum refresh rate. It allows you to avoid screen tearing and get more consistent frametimes.
I've always turned off vsync unless I have screen tearing to avoid latency even before I had a vrr monitor. And I have never once had screen tearing on my vrr monitor in any game. But perhaps this is a topic I could research more and do a future video on it.
@@danielowentech Please do
@@danielowentech Hello sir. Yes, you should turn on vsync and here is the reason why: blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/14/ Have a great day
Reading that article says "Disable all available “Vertical Sync,” “V-SYNC,” “Double Buffer,” and “Triple Buffer” options." on the in-game settings. Later he says to enable it in the global drivers but explains it like this: "While NVCP V-SYNC has no input lag reduction over in-game V-SYNC, and when used with G-SYNC + FPS limit, it will never engage" he literally says it will never engage when using his recommended FPS limiter settings. So I'm not sure I'm convinced.
@@danielowentech it’s explained in the FAQ linked in that article. Vsync makes sure you are guaranteed a smooth experience with no tearing, framerate limiter helps achieving that. There is no input lag human can perceive by adding vsync or a framerate limiter, but you will be able to notice a smoother frame time and no tearing. Try and see, in some games the difference is immediately noticeable.
You're probably CPU limited in that camp scene, certain settings really tax the CPU in this game.. About DLSS in this game, I also tested it and it creates to many artifacts in stuff like the horse's (white) manes which bothers me, so I decided not to use it.. I get plenty good fps (60+) anyway with a i7 10700K and RTX 3080 system at the 3840x1600 native resolution I play that.. That is with the 'Hardware Unboxed' optimized settings..
My gpu utilization was near 100% and the cpu usage was not, so it didn't look like a cpu bottleneck to me. My video after this one used the actual benchmark and saw about 15% fps gain from dlss quality.
@@danielowentech I don't know for sure if it's the CPU per se, could also be certain settings that are so taxing despite the resolution you play at.. Stuff like water physics etc.. In that case just lowing the resolution (what DLSS also does) won't give so a great boost in performance.. That's my guess here because I get the same thing on a my i7 10700K when I turn everything to Ultra and max and see if I can run it with DLSS on.. I do get gains but they are not as big as I expected.. Like I said, check out the Hardware Unboxed settings, they gave me the greatest boost in performance without losing any noticeable graphical quality.. th-cam.com/video/C3xQ33Cq4CE/w-d-xo.html (2 parts)
This is what i get: i9 9900k - 3080 @3440x1440
Ingame benchmark FPS (Driver 466.77-can't use the newer one, Valhalla is not working well with it):
(manually maxed out)
71,5 Nativ
81,3 Quality
84,8 Balance
88,1 Performance
93,1 Ultra Performance
Yeah the new nvidia driver is worse performance for most games. Still using 466
Did u turn on Resizable bar?
@@TRONiX404 Yes, rbar is on.
I'm pretty sure there will be a new driver. But the Doom one is doomed ^^
@@busch1179 Doom really wasn't that RTX DLSS upgrade suppose to work good?
@@TRONiX404 Well the Doom driver (471.11) works pretty good in Doom. I mean even without DLSS you get superb FPS maxed out with raytracing.
But in Valhalla, 471,11 is causing graphical issues like way too bright screen space reflections etc... at least on my system so i had to roll back.
And for RDR2, let's hope for the best.
For now this DLSS 2.2.10 is not how it should be, we will see what happens if we get a specific driver for RDR2.
@@busch1179 Nice ill have to finally get Doom.
Valhalla and Legion was a hard pass for me.
I was surprised how good Days Gone runs at 4k with 8k textures/ shadows upscaled, almost on par with red dead.
DLSS on DX12 is showing better results vs Vulkan
Interesting. If I have time I could try testing it out.
With an i9 12th gen and RTX 3080ti, I get higher frame rates than that in 4K native.
RDR2 has a pretty bad implementation of DoF too which just blurs everything in the game. Except for what's being focused on by Arthur/player, pretty much rest of the image gets blurred heavily. Also right now there is no way of disabling DoF.
I would really like R* to implement FSR into this game, but FSR really doesn't plays well with DoF and other similar effects.
Can't find nvidia dlss on my
4050
Acre nitro 5
''4050''💀
Will they ever add FSR I wonder?
I havent heard anything but that would be nice!! Maybe we can hope for a mod at least? I did a video a while back on someone adding FSR to GTAV via a mod.
@@danielowentech this is a game that’s so hard to get to get high frame rates on ultra/1440p even with 6900xt. I expected more improvement from DLSS performance tbh, must be the engine in general being very heavy.
Yeah, this game is tough. I'm doing more testing now without recording overhead and I'm seeing about 15% performance jump from quality dlss. It isn't mindblowing, but it helps. Still can't max the game at 1440p on my 2070 anywhere near 60fps so additional settings will need to be turned down.
@0:15 You actually want vsync enabled for g-sync monitors. Make sure you have vsync on the nvidia control panel only. Vsync starts after youve passed or gone under the limits of your monitors gsync.
I have a 2080ti, i can run the game at 4k at 60 fps (not all the time) in native resolution.
So, i need to put the DLSS at what setting? In order to not to lose a good image sharpening?
After testing on my 3080, I can say this the worst DLSS2.0 implementation I have seen, very mediocre imho.
same, looks blurry and fps gain is minimal on my 2080ti, its like +9fps on quality and looks far worse than original res with TAA on med + high sharpness.. in Control, mech5, death stranding it worked perfectly.
I was pretty disappointed as well.
I get around 55 fps avg at 4k with my 2070 Super in quality mode using the optimized game settings from Hardware Unboxed released 1 year ago helped a lot (part 2 at the end all settings are listed).
The fps went from 36 avg native 4k to the said 55 fps in quality mode.
The ultra settings might get u too much overhead in general to really benefit from DLSS.
Greetings, give it a try.
DLSS Quality didn’t look very good. Especially the hair.
@@kiwiasian Yea some people are saying it looks better, but I agree with you.
Hello Linus Tech Tips!
This game was unplayable, not in performance but image quality, I hated the anti aliasing it was so messed up and I couldn’t bear to look at the grass or anything.
After trying DLSS and optimising it for quality, I just got back into the game, and man is it a gorgeous fucking game, and running on ultra I also get a few extra frames!
You'd have a higher FPS if you make the game fullscreen exclusive. Also, you should enable the async compute in the settings.
@Daniel Owen Why you call this setting 1440P maxed out? Partical are at medium an i would bet you didnt set everything high at Vulcan settings down under? :D
I mean default max. In other words I just slid the preset slider all the way to the right.
don't you notice the deterioration of quality on hair, horse tails, or hair on people, after switching on DLSS and the camera / character in motion? The effect is tragic and terribly annoying
After more testing, I did notice the hair a bit, as well as some of the other artifacting that is common with DLSS. But I also noticed some image quality improvements in other areas. Overall there are pros and cons which tends to be the case with DLSS in every game. You get better framerates and certain image quality elements are even improved, whereas others are degraded. Personal preference whether it is better to use it or not.
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no elements of the image are improved , because physically can not be improved , the game has a tragic implementation of TAA , which when using DLSS is disabled , which can give the impression of "improved" image, while turning off the TAA in the game without using DLSS also causes problems with the image , they swapped one underdeveloped solution for another, and players have to choose the lesser evil , for me personally prefer a more blurred image of the whole, than annoying errors displaying hair, fur and small items
For me the dlss makes the hair and horse fur to be more broken....
For me at with DLSS quality looks like native 4K and getting like 10fps more Love it im impressed and Dienst Look netter Ort worse worth it
hope i cold run 4k 60 with 2070 s
You cant be serious xD
@@danielschultz7180 what u mean if i put evrything on medium ultra textures its 60
Maybe try 1440P high setting, could be looking better ^^
@@danielschultz7180 yeh i think sp i thought i would get more fps tbh
I don’t see the dlls option
The update came out a couple days ago, have to make sure you downloaded it (it was part of the blood money update). You also need a compatible GPU RTX 20 or 30 series.
This setting isn't in my game at all and I have an RTX 2080.
Did you download the update that released yesterday?
@@danielowentech I figured it out. Direct 12 needs to be enabled instead of Vulkan.
No, it works in both APIs. My video today is literally comparing Vulkan and dx12 with dlss.
I have had alot more stable fps with directx12
I'll check the update out but I will probably stay on 1440p +125% res scaling (no AA). It always looks super sharp with these settings
4k dsr + quality DLSS the image is much better on ultra, try these settings you might like them without impacting performance and image quality
@@Tonius126 hey man how can I change my resolution to 4k? I'm on a 1440p monitor :)
@@benscko Do you get shimmering in vegetation?
I was getting lines in the water even with quality setting. I’ll probably just leave it off.
Your frame rate isnt changing becuse you're using vulkan. DLSS is a DX12 only feature. 🤦🏻♂️
That simply isn't true, and I have a follow up video testing both vulkan and dlss using the built in benchmark
Some games like rainbow six Siege ONLY support dlss in vulkan and don't even give the option in dx12
Only thing good about the update was quick draw pass and this DLSS.
What’s the quick draw pass?
I just tried dlss on 1440p with quality/balanced and the horse tails and hairs are absolutely looking bad
Still it looks like DLLS suck life out from game. Like RDR2 where there is lots of foliage moved by wind It looks look jerky and really strange. I just can't get over it. Native looks so much better. DLLS is great in static enviroments.
I use a 3070 and will never again play without it. This game had some blinking issues no matter what I tried. This fixed it
Funniest part about the videos when you blame the fog for the bad frame rate lmfao..... RTX 3070 my guy
Rdr 2 is the worst pc ported game ever, you can have a high end system wich runs games like gta 5 on ultra 60fps but barely get 50fps on high-medium in rdr 2 with framedrops.
@@FriendwithNoName7 i play planetside2....trust me I know frame drops... Sucks these high cash cards can't do they jobs better...... 120fps at spawn gate but as soon you get in a 1000 player fire fight... 77fps...with a low of 58.... And that's with a dam old card on a laptop.... I can only imagine how you guys feel.... I'ma wait till the 5070ti lol
Its all clear to me now and as I expected, minimal fps gain on RTX 2000 series and maximum gain on RTX 3000, i see people gaining like 20fps on RTX 3090, i gained +9fps on RTX 2080 ti, Quality DLSS looks trash, blurry and during movement everything gets even worse, worst implementation ive seen yet. Expected from R*.
“Expected from rockstar “ nigga get a life 🤣
The game looks much, much better with DLSS on quality.
It has a few drawbacks as well but I feel like it is overall sharper due to the native TAA implementation not being very good and DLSS replacing it.
Dlss (quality) made the game worst for me. Light, some bushes and hair strand all look jaggy and blurry. Looks terrible and kind of distracting for me. Can't see pass it.
Worst implementation of DLSS since 2.0 launched anything but Quality changes the entire lighting of the game somehow people a bit away like I'm camp are blobs tins of weird glitchy stuff I hope it's just cuz the driver isn't out yet like someone posted
The blobby lights happened with all point lights with TAA on. DLSS uses TAA high as a reference so nothing will fix that except a higher resolution.
I've never seen DLSS look 'better' it always looks smeared and glitchy to me.
Jogo muito bom
you have a problem I got better performance boost than you
I did another video that shows the actual benchmarks. 15% uplift from dlss quality.