Thank you for the deep dive in the upscaling techs! Been using DLSS on ultra performance for awhile now. Now this video is making me want to try native to see how latency is affected.
Hey Roman, I found out that I'm getting better FPS using Filmic SMAA along with your recommended settings from your last video. I also noticed that it took out the weird grainy shadows. From my testing, it looks like the game is more optimized that way; hopefully you'll have time to test that too.
@@TechGuides Improvements? Hmm i lost 5 fps in the benchmark test (10700k & 3080) game is a mess atm. Maybe deleting and reinstalling is the way to go 🤷♂️
@@TechGuides The big issue many users are having with the normal SMAA is that it handle dynamic shadows in a weird way filling them with plenty of grey dots. With the Filmic one this issue seems to not happen
This was great, thank you! I personally did not see a significant difference between the FidCas and DLSS setting at the end. Colours a little washed out, but for me as a casual gamer - that is fine. The +25% FPS though is a game-changer. Appreciate all your time that went into this.
Had to try a bunch of stuff out for myself, what ended up working best on mine was actually turning off upscaling to access the render resolution, set that to 125%, apply, then turn back on DLSS on Performance. I've got Video Memory Scale down to 50 as well. That seems to give me a nice enough picture while still pulling 100+ frames. I'm running a Ryzen 5900x and RTX 2070 Super
This is the best optimization I think I’ve seen for this game so far. I get a steady 165 with no stutters now, and the image looks even better than on quality mode at 100% 1440p. Thanks bro
Best upscaling for me is the Nvidia Image Scaling (NIS). Having it set to Native (2560x1440p). Boosts fps and makes the game more crisper compared to native resolution without upscaling. Oh, and don't forget to set Tessalation to ALL. SPECS: i9-12900K | RTX3080 | 16GB RAM 3000Mhz
IMO - The best image scaling for NVIDIA users for this game is the Image Scaling setting in the Manage 3D Settings in the Nvidia Control Panel. What you do is turn image scaling to "On" then turn the sharpness setting all the way up to 100% and run your game at native resolution (not at a scaled resolution). This image scaling is different from the one in the MWF2 graphics settings menu. You can also turn the global sharpening to 0% and just set it to 100% only for MWF2 in the NVIDIA "Program Settings" Tab in the same location. You want to add the program cod.exe in the _retail_ folder within your Call of Duty Installation folder.
@Nguyen Tri Are you on a Laptop or Desktop, because it will be a different sharpness setting for a mobile GPU. Also is your driver updated to the latest 526.98?
@Nguyen Tri I would try first at 100% to test whether or not you have the particular driver that over sharpens. If it looks so sharp that it leaves white lines around everything I would lower it to around 15-20% sharpness level. The ignore film grain I use to run at either the default 0.17 setting or at max (just have to experiment with the ignore film grain). The good thing is you could alt+tab to minimize the game and change settings on-the-fly in the Nvidia control panel and compare them instantly.
I’ve found DLAA to be very nice too, although I noticed that it’s not in your options list on the video. I’m curious how that texture quality compares to fidelity
@@SirDonald I notice that DLSS sharpening looks horrible for me. If I set the sharpness to 50, it's too blurry, if I set it to anything else, it's crazy sharp especially around players. Have you noticed this too? It's driving me nuts. 3440x1440 on Quality.
On my 3060Ti I gain about ~35% with DLSS quality on a 1440p display. I go from 85 avg, 38 1% low with FidelityFX CAS to 115 avg, 67 1% low. DLSS doesn't look that much worse to me and I'd prefer the fps.
Hey algorithm, how you doing? Just letting you know this video was very good, well documented, and I liked it very much. Appreciate the time the user has taken to gather all this data and upload it. Give him some love okay? Thanks
Thank you so much for this video I was having trouble and I couldn't find out why everything looks so sharpened thanks again I subscribed keep up the good work
This was exactly what i was looking for Starfield, thank you. I wanted to keep native resolution and sharpen it without any upscaling and i have learnt CAS does exactly that. I am going to enable CAS instead of sharpening it with FSR 2.
Everyone can talk about how it looks and frames but no one can tell you what the performance hit to latency is. Latency will hurt you more than having an extra 60fps. That extra 60fps doesn't help you when you have latency increased. So I'd really like to see a video where someone goes in depth about these but also the latency hit as well
@@cobrasvt958 there's a difference between network latency(what the game provides) and input lag of your hardware due to processing. This game does not show(unless I missed it) actual input lag
@@yackemup IT shows cpu and gpu time, the time it takes for the cpu and gpu to produce a frame I have about 5-6ms cpu and gpu time at an average of 150 fps. Now, I still do not believe it is the same exact thing as "input lag". I could totally see these numbers remain the same, but you still have greater input lag with some of these settings.
I noticed when I enable dynamic resolution alone and no scaling FX. My performance is drastically better and the image quality looks identical, I'm not sure how or what but I swear it is the biggest fps boost I've tested. I7 5820k OC from 3.3 to 4.2ghz 1080 Ti 1440p
I have a system with Ryzen 5 5600X cpu and a RX5600XT gpu, and I have found FidelityFX to be the best balance between clarity and performance for me. FSR is great for more fps but it looks really blurry. Nvidia's scaling causes some stutters but it's definitely the best looking one. Intel XESS is bugged right now so i can't really try it (turns off when i apply settings). I hope they fix them all so i can play a clearer game because this game really needs sharpening.
Yeah, DLSS is an absolute mess in this one. I've no clue what's going on with it here. The game is using a very up to date version of it but it seems like the implementation hasn't really been properly handled unfortunately. Thanks for the great video and for shining some light on the matter. Hopefully it gets resolved.
The biggest boost for me has been turning down my video memory scaling down to 50%. For some reason it’s boosted my performance to 1440p@170fps Ultra With DLSS Balanced vs 130fps at 90%
A bit odd they didn't ship the game with FSR 2.1 as well. Felt like it would've been a good option for temporal upscaling for non RTX people aside from FSR 1.0
@@GuilhermeSantos-xr2zx Odd to say when the goal of both technologies is to increase performance with little sacrifice to image quality. You can have both in the same game. You can still have high performance with 2.1 and also have higher quality and have 1.0 for lower end cards who need the absolute most performance. The option can be there and both can coexist. Weird argument
Out of all I prefer NIS in native at 30%, due to its almost non-existent impact on visual quality and increased sharpness, but I have a problem, I have some graininess on the edges of the weapon scopes. Sometimes it is imperceptible but in the campaign it is horrendous.
I have a nvidia 3080 for some reason I can't choose FXcas. It just defaults to nvidia sharpening? Do we need a AMD GPU to choose that setting? Thanks Edit. Another bug. You have to choose no up sampling save then immediately go back in and choose fidelity fx cas
This is just the video I was looking for. I'm currently running FidelityFX CAS at 90%, and I play at native 1440p with a 7700k and 1080 with low-medium settings. The game looks great, but performance in Warzone is a bit lower than I'd like. Looks like I'll be switching to Nvidia Image Scaling and cranking up the sharpness.
@@TechGuides Can you Anser me a question? I test every possible Settings from your videos. but what ever i do. i get not over 65 fps ingame. My Setup is : CPU : i74790k (4,5 Ghz boostet), GPU : RTX Asus 2070 OC, 16gb DD3 2100Mhz Gskill Ram, and i play on a 144hz Monitor in Full Hd. i got the best performance with Nividia DLSS but the game looks not so good like with Niivida Image Scaling. I have in every other game online min 80 to 100 Fps in high Settings but not in warzone.. and my GPU score is 9800.. thank you
Same, I set mine to 140FPS even though I usually get 70-90FPS on Ultra, but I cannot distinguish a moment where the resolution dipped too low, its honestly the best paired with Fidelity FX.
I have a 3060 and a AMD ryzen 5600G... Anyone know what settings I should use because I only get like 80 FPS on completely low settings? Or is there a problem with my pc?
when running benchmark they also show bottleneck % between cpu and gpu i took off dlss it was making my gpu run at 99% bottleneck when i put amd fsr i got the most benefit it split the bottle neck 60% and 40% so now im rendering more fps like a 30% increase (amd 3700x) cpu and (nvidia 2060 super)
Hello, can you help me? I have tried all settings, but water in the game has a kind of ruffle or ripple effect, especially on long distance. For example there is flooded location in warzone, and water looks disgusting, i dont think water should looks like this. I have rx6600xt and play with 1080p
Wow 🤯, i was running DLSS performance and i can see the difference right away with FIDELITYFX CAS, looks way better in image quality and i get more frames from before. Thank you for your video.
I've been using NVI and the image is night and day when it comes to crispness. It has made a huge difference perceiving enemies and the environment and doesn't have the really substandard blur that DLSS has introduced. Thats just me though! Check it out and see what you like better!
On Warzone DLSS was terrible in the first 6 months but then it improved immensely. Today DLSS actually provides a much sharper image than native + Filmic AA on Warzone/MW2019 even at 1080p. I mean just look at the difference: th-cam.com/video/2oxP1R2CEug/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ALBUPerformance I really hope they improve it on this updated engine as well.
I agree that objects in the far distance really suffer on DLSS, especially in performance mode. I only have a 2060, so if I want to hold at and around that 115-125fps area I don't have much choice. In 6v6 multiplayer it's not really an issue as the maps are relatively small, and therefore the lines of sight are quite short. On Warzone, however, it can look very low res if you are looking at stuff far off in the distance - and in particular when looking through a 6x magnification scope on a sniper rifle.
The best image in this game is not to upscale the game. 100% render, SMAA X2 ULTRA at 1440p for me is the best option. The upscaling degrad the image, no matter which option :)
I have done extensive testing on 1440p and 4k... unlike previous games where dlss quality was slightly worst then native. Now Dlss and its deep learning and filters looks better then native. at least for this game that is.
@@craig5340 i agree for other game it’s true but for me on MWII specialy it’s not very good. DLSS is less performant visualy and above all the aliasling is more visible. On the oil platform when we disembark. There is a lot of barriers and stairs. It is particularly visible I find here. I take lot of capture for compare, the best option is not to use the DLSS. But we all have our own preferences.
I play on dlss performance with a 5900x and a rtx 4090 and my game looks nothing like what you showed lol. Maybe you should show the other settings because that looks horrible
Hi Roman, if you had to choose a upscaling option (not including Fidelity FX CAS) to help increase frames but still keep the quality would you go for DLSS or Nvidia Image Scaling? Thanks.
Thank you, This was exactly what i needed to setup my game, I do know about all the scalers but the pics and comparisons are gold, that saved me a lot of time, at least for my Setup a 5600X with a GTX 1660, It was nicer to use Nvidia NIS on Quality with 20% sharpening and it is pretty close to Fidelity FX CAS (I also think its the best looking one), FPS native was 45 and its around 90 with the NIS enabled on quality. Much better gaming experience now, thx again. PS. Intel XeSS works normally now, at least on my GTX 1660. Around same quality and speed as nvidia NIS.
hey. a great video thanks. i have a gtx 1660TI. when I try any Scaling option the only thing that changes are the visuals & no changes to the FPS ?! why ? My custom limited FPS is set to unlimited btw
Hi Roman, thanks for the guide. I stil get a few stutters each game. Big frame spikes even after the hotfix and renderworkercount. Do you also have this?
Thank you for this amazing work! So far I cannot stop using DLSS as it's giving me the best performances but I don't like the quality too much. I tried fidelityFX/DLAA but I might give it a try with NIS as I am seeing some positive comments below. I am running on 5900x with 3080ti. Steady 140/165 fps with balance DLSS (Monitor is 165hz).
Thank goodness - someone who finally evaluates DLSS without a static image. I am fairly disappointed with Digital Foundry only using still images. I have yet to come across a game where DLSS looks close to native when in motion, with the exception of Metro Exodus: EE and Doom Eternal. Control, Cyberpunk, MW2, MW1, Amid Evil look night and day different from Native and it drives me crazy that no one wants to acknowledge this.
hey tech guides I have an issue trying to change my setting to Fidelitycas after clicking on it, it will stay. But once I exit the settings menu and go back it’ll be back on Nvidia image scaling. Any advice ???
Can you post the graphic settings that you used with gtx? I Have the same cpu which is giving me some bottleneck problem but i have gtx1070 and im struggling with it because of frame rate..
DLSS does a much better job of anti aliasing than any of the other image scaling options. If you want to see the real difference open up the Amsterdam campaign mission and look at the windows across the river. DLSS is the only option I found to remove the jaggies on the windows whilst moving around. This is an in depth video but I completely disagree with your findings. DLSS looks much better than all the other image scaling options. Native with FidelityFX looks great of course, but if you do have an RTX card and want to upscale, DLSS is absolutely the way to go.
Been trying to figure out why cache box and items in warzone 2.0 look pixelated to me.. it’s not a shape clear images. Anyone know which setting helps with that I would appreciate it
@@TechGuides perfect! I need it 😄 Have a 3090 and im all low and average 120-130 and i feel thats not normal? I might have wrong control panel settings
When I use fidelity fx cas my gpu overheats I just went to using amd fsr on ultra quality no overheating weird and runs smooth fps is at a stable cap at my monitors refresh rate 165hz constant any reasons why it would be overheating running fx cas ??? I got an rx 6700 xt amd
Should do another testing with Nvidia DSR and DLSS combo, For example I found running 1.78x DSR @ Smothness 30%, with DLSS Performance at 50% smothness. Was a way better picture then any other options I would try. This is on a 1080p screen
I have a question for some reason I'm not getting any visual damage such as wall damage or floor damage when I run the game in epic. Is there an option to enable that?
What are the best graphic options when I have RTX 2060 and i5 9400f because warzone 2.0 doesn't have much fps. What can I do to boost fps as much as I can?
You just gone straight up to the point with much needed visual comparisons, almost like an academic presentation! Amazing vids pls keep it up 🙏
Super nice of you, much appreciated!!
the most confusing game of 2022
The final mission is so much struggling in the highest difficulity. Its like the enemy has movement track on you
Great video! Very well organized, no bs, and has all the data. Love it!
Much appreciated!
Thank you for the deep dive in the upscaling techs! Been using DLSS on ultra performance for awhile now. Now this video is making me want to try native to see how latency is affected.
Please tell me...
thank you very much for taking the time to go through this... you did an amazing job and I hope this channel sky rockets for you even further!
Hey Roman, I found out that I'm getting better FPS using Filmic SMAA along with your recommended settings from your last video. I also noticed that it took out the weird grainy shadows. From my testing, it looks like the game is more optimized that way; hopefully you'll have time to test that too.
Thanks for the hint! Yes I will need to re-test all graphics settings again since the update on Friday introduced some performance improvements 😅
@@TechGuides
Improvements?
Hmm i lost 5 fps in the benchmark test (10700k & 3080) game is a mess atm.
Maybe deleting and reinstalling is the way to go 🤷♂️
I did exactly that from his last video, kept the filmic to remove the grainy shadows! My game has been running lovely ever since! 👌🏻
@@TechGuides The big issue many users are having with the normal SMAA is that it handle dynamic shadows in a weird way filling them with plenty of grey dots. With the Filmic one this issue seems to not happen
Same I was wondering how to get rid of those grainy shadows
Great video man. Thank you for all the hard work, side-by-side comparisons, and quality of overview you provided on this topic. Thank you.
This was great, thank you! I personally did not see a significant difference between the FidCas and DLSS setting at the end. Colours a little washed out, but for me as a casual gamer - that is fine. The +25% FPS though is a game-changer. Appreciate all your time that went into this.
Thanks for your efforts in putting this guide together!
Cheers!
Had to try a bunch of stuff out for myself, what ended up working best on mine was actually turning off upscaling to access the render resolution, set that to 125%, apply, then turn back on DLSS on Performance. I've got Video Memory Scale down to 50 as well. That seems to give me a nice enough picture while still pulling 100+ frames. I'm running a Ryzen 5900x and RTX 2070 Super
How do you disable the sharpening/upscaling ? I can't find how to not use any of the options
You should try dldsr instead It's also using the tensor cores so it's probably better looking as less performance lost.
This is the best optimization I think I’ve seen for this game so far. I get a steady 165 with no stutters now, and the image looks even better than on quality mode at 100% 1440p. Thanks bro
what dlss sharpness do you use?
Really appreciate you taking the time to put this together 👍
Glad you liked it!
Best upscaling for me is the Nvidia Image Scaling (NIS). Having it set to Native (2560x1440p). Boosts fps and makes the game more crisper compared to native resolution without upscaling. Oh, and don't forget to set Tessalation to ALL.
SPECS: i9-12900K | RTX3080 | 16GB RAM 3000Mhz
What fps are you getting?
@@96hypemike with a 3070 @1440p NIS I get around 110-140FPS, this guy maybe a bit more.
what sharpening did you set it to
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IMO - The best image scaling for NVIDIA users for this game is the Image Scaling setting in the Manage 3D Settings in the Nvidia Control Panel. What you do is turn image scaling to "On" then turn the sharpness setting all the way up to 100% and run your game at native resolution (not at a scaled resolution). This image scaling is different from the one in the MWF2 graphics settings menu. You can also turn the global sharpening to 0% and just set it to 100% only for MWF2 in the NVIDIA "Program Settings" Tab in the same location. You want to add the program cod.exe in the _retail_ folder within your Call of Duty Installation folder.
@Nguyen Tri Are you on a Laptop or Desktop, because it will be a different sharpness setting for a mobile GPU. Also is your driver updated to the latest 526.98?
@Nguyen Tri I would try first at 100% to test whether or not you have the particular driver that over sharpens. If it looks so sharp that it leaves white lines around everything I would lower it to around 15-20% sharpness level. The ignore film grain I use to run at either the default 0.17 setting or at max (just have to experiment with the ignore film grain). The good thing is you could alt+tab to minimize the game and change settings on-the-fly in the Nvidia control panel and compare them instantly.
@Nguyen Tri You arev very welcome. Have a good night.
This is how I leveled up my guns for DM Utlra back on Warzone 1, Recons + Supply runs using Helicopter on plunder, good old Verdansk days.. :)
I used dlss and was happy, but one day I tried CAS at 100 sharpening, and my mind is blown every time I start the game now
It's that much better than DLSS? graphics quality or FPS? or both? I have artx 2080 super
Thank you for being straight forward, with no BS attached to it.
Incredible benchmark! Thank you for taking the time to explain each setting with benchmarks
I’ve found DLAA to be very nice too, although I noticed that it’s not in your options list on the video. I’m curious how that texture quality compares to fidelity
Yeah DLAA was added days after this video was uploaded.
@@SirDonald makes sense. Although given how bad some of the optimizations are, DLAA probably isn’t that wise
@@Logan9312 Yeah it'd be better to just use DLSS at that point.
@@SirDonald I notice that DLSS sharpening looks horrible for me. If I set the sharpness to 50, it's too blurry, if I set it to anything else, it's crazy sharp especially around players. Have you noticed this too? It's driving me nuts. 3440x1440 on Quality.
DLAA isn’t an upscaler, it’s DLSS basically but running in full resolution. It’s like Ai powered MSAA.
On my 3060Ti I gain about ~35% with DLSS quality on a 1440p display. I go from 85 avg, 38 1% low with FidelityFX CAS to 115 avg, 67 1% low. DLSS doesn't look that much worse to me and I'd prefer the fps.
Same. Dlss i average 120 without i cant hit 100..
Hey algorithm, how you doing? Just letting you know this video was very good, well documented, and I liked it very much. Appreciate the time the user has taken to gather all this data and upload it.
Give him some love okay? Thanks
You're the only one who showed what the CAS strength looks like at different settings. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this video I was having trouble and I couldn't find out why everything looks so sharpened thanks again I subscribed keep up the good work
This was exactly what i was looking for Starfield, thank you. I wanted to keep native resolution and sharpen it without any upscaling and i have learnt CAS does exactly that. I am going to enable CAS instead of sharpening it with FSR 2.
Everyone can talk about how it looks and frames but no one can tell you what the performance hit to latency is. Latency will hurt you more than having an extra 60fps. That extra 60fps doesn't help you when you have latency increased. So I'd really like to see a video where someone goes in depth about these but also the latency hit as well
Dlss high performance seems to give me lowest latency per nvidia. Not saying it's the best here
@@user-hz4le7sq5r I wish the ingame benchmark had framtimes and imput lag numbers as well then we can really tweak stuff and know for sure
@@yackemupyou can set it up to show your latency and stuff
@@cobrasvt958 there's a difference between network latency(what the game provides) and input lag of your hardware due to processing. This game does not show(unless I missed it) actual input lag
@@yackemup IT shows cpu and gpu time, the time it takes for the cpu and gpu to produce a frame I have about 5-6ms cpu and gpu time at an average of 150 fps. Now, I still do not believe it is the same exact thing as "input lag". I could totally see these numbers remain the same, but you still have greater input lag with some of these settings.
Excellent video mate
I noticed when I enable dynamic resolution alone and no scaling FX. My performance is drastically better and the image quality looks identical, I'm not sure how or what but I swear it is the biggest fps boost I've tested. I7 5820k OC from 3.3 to 4.2ghz 1080 Ti 1440p
dynamic resolution lowers the resolution to make the fps to the fps target that you have set
I have a system with Ryzen 5 5600X cpu and a RX5600XT gpu, and I have found FidelityFX to be the best balance between clarity and performance for me. FSR is great for more fps but it looks really blurry. Nvidia's scaling causes some stutters but it's definitely the best looking one. Intel XESS is bugged right now so i can't really try it (turns off when i apply settings). I hope they fix them all so i can play a clearer game because this game really needs sharpening.
Yeah, DLSS is an absolute mess in this one. I've no clue what's going on with it here.
The game is using a very up to date version of it but it seems like the implementation hasn't really been properly handled unfortunately.
Thanks for the great video and for shining some light on the matter.
Hopefully it gets resolved.
Absolutely useful video, thanks!
Great video. I love the explanation of CAS and the frame tests
The biggest boost for me has been turning down my video memory scaling down to 50%. For some reason it’s boosted my performance to 1440p@170fps Ultra With DLSS Balanced vs 130fps at 90%
Idk how I’m getting terrible fps with my 3080 R9 5900x I’m gonna try this & see if it helps
@@HighlyCommitted let me know how it goes! I’m running the same setup!
@@HighlyCommitted yah i got a 3090ti it pushes 210fps with a 5900x also
@@HighlyCommitted how many fps are you getting on 2K ultra ?
ur cpu and gpu?
A bit odd they didn't ship the game with FSR 2.1 as well. Felt like it would've been a good option for temporal upscaling for non RTX people aside from FSR 1.0
The focus is performance. FSR 1 is faster than FSR 2. The quality is not good, but, in a game like MW2/Warzone, FPS is the priority.
@@GuilhermeSantos-xr2zx Odd to say when the goal of both technologies is to increase performance with little sacrifice to image quality. You can have both in the same game. You can still have high performance with 2.1 and also have higher quality and have 1.0 for lower end cards who need the absolute most performance. The option can be there and both can coexist. Weird argument
Out of all I prefer NIS in native at 30%, due to its almost non-existent impact on visual quality and increased sharpness, but I have a problem, I have some graininess on the edges of the weapon scopes. Sometimes it is imperceptible but in the campaign it is horrendous.
Howdy friend, I found this video very useful when setting up MW2 on my system. Will you be making this kind of video for MW3 as well?
Hey there! Yes I will definitely be doing similar videos for MW3, maybe even with some extra stuff :)
Was hoping to see the nvidia sharpening and sharpening+ as well
Impressive, finally a video that shows the topic of the different filter settings correctly. Thank you very much
I have a nvidia 3080 for some reason I can't choose FXcas. It just defaults to nvidia sharpening? Do we need a AMD GPU to choose that setting? Thanks
Edit. Another bug. You have to choose no up sampling save then immediately go back in and choose fidelity fx cas
This is just the video I was looking for. I'm currently running FidelityFX CAS at 90%, and I play at native 1440p with a 7700k and 1080 with low-medium settings. The game looks great, but performance in Warzone is a bit lower than I'd like. Looks like I'll be switching to Nvidia Image Scaling and cranking up the sharpness.
Thank you for this video.
Thanks for putting in the work here. This was very helpful, kudos!
thank you i was looking for some one explaining best upscaling setting
Thanks for watching!
This helps me a lot on playing fps games
Your Performance Videos are great. thank you
Thanks!
@@TechGuides Can you Anser me a question? I test every possible Settings from your videos. but what ever i do. i get not over 65 fps ingame. My Setup is : CPU : i74790k (4,5 Ghz boostet), GPU : RTX Asus 2070 OC, 16gb DD3 2100Mhz Gskill Ram, and i play on a 144hz Monitor in Full Hd. i got the best performance with Nividia DLSS but the game looks not so good like with Niivida Image Scaling. I have in every other game online min 80 to 100 Fps in high Settings but not in warzone.. and my GPU score is 9800.. thank you
You are amazing man!! thanks you
I use dynamic resolution at 1440p and it looks great. I get the same frames I would at native 1080 but it looks much better.
Same, I set mine to 140FPS even though I usually get 70-90FPS on Ultra, but I cannot distinguish a moment where the resolution dipped too low, its honestly the best paired with Fidelity FX.
Love to see new vids from u about this game. Keep up the good work!
Appreciate it! Will do :)
I have a 3060 and a AMD ryzen 5600G... Anyone know what settings I should use because I only get like 80 FPS on completely low settings? Or is there a problem with my pc?
At the beginning of the video during your gameplay, what were your settings? the game looks so clear and bright
Excellent video! Thanks for the comparisons
Thanks for watching!
when running benchmark they also show bottleneck % between cpu and gpu i took off dlss it was making my gpu run at 99% bottleneck when i put amd fsr i got the most benefit it split the bottle neck 60% and 40% so now im rendering more fps like a 30% increase (amd 3700x) cpu and (nvidia 2060 super)
Great video bro !
Should we enable Gsync ? Or disable it for better latency man ?
My pc
1050ti gfx
i5 4th core
16gb ram
Any advice
Hello, can you help me? I have tried all settings, but water in the game has a kind of ruffle or ripple effect, especially on long distance. For example there is flooded location in warzone, and water looks disgusting, i dont think water should looks like this. I have rx6600xt and play with 1080p
Very well done. Thank you for taking the time and effort to do this.
Appreciate it man!!
Would you use DLSS quality over FSR ultra quality?
Perfect, just what i was looking for
Wow brother, you deserve sub.
Appreciate it :)
Wow 🤯, i was running DLSS performance and i can see the difference right away with FIDELITYFX CAS, looks way better in image quality and i get more frames from before. Thank you for your video.
how do you get more frames from CAS if it is only a sharpener?
So would you suggest using dlss or nvidia image scaling? I have a rtx2070 with a 1440p screen. Currently on dlss balanced
I've been using NVI and the image is night and day when it comes to crispness. It has made a huge difference perceiving enemies and the environment and doesn't have the really substandard blur that DLSS has introduced. Thats just me though! Check it out and see what you like better!
the most useful video about CoD MW2, thnx
Appreciate it!
On Warzone DLSS was terrible in the first 6 months but then it improved immensely. Today DLSS actually provides a much sharper image than native + Filmic AA on Warzone/MW2019 even at 1080p. I mean just look at the difference: th-cam.com/video/2oxP1R2CEug/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ALBUPerformance
I really hope they improve it on this updated engine as well.
This is the only game I've seen where the DLSS looks like shit. It's so disappointing.
Thanks :)
Gre8 info as allways ! Thnx!
Cheers!
what configuration do you recommend i have an i7 7700k, a1080ti native resolution 1920x1080
So for best visual/quality it’s Fidelity? I want the best visuals
I agree that objects in the far distance really suffer on DLSS, especially in performance mode.
I only have a 2060, so if I want to hold at and around that 115-125fps area I don't have much choice.
In 6v6 multiplayer it's not really an issue as the maps are relatively small, and therefore the lines of sight are quite short.
On Warzone, however, it can look very low res if you are looking at stuff far off in the distance - and in particular when looking through a 6x magnification scope on a sniper rifle.
Choose balanced
Ultra Performance is made for 8k, Perfomance for 4k.
Stick to balanced or Quality
performance is for 8k only really
@@crateer
Balanced doesn't get me as many frames.
@@MlSTERSANDMAN
It's for performance...as in more frames.
Should I have sharpening off in my amd adrenaline software when using fidelityCAS sharpening setting ?
The best image in this game is not to upscale the game.
100% render, SMAA X2 ULTRA at 1440p for me is the best option.
The upscaling degrad the image, no matter which option :)
I have done extensive testing on 1440p and 4k... unlike previous games where dlss quality was slightly worst then native. Now Dlss and its deep learning and filters looks better then native. at least for this game that is.
@@craig5340 i agree for other game it’s true but for me on MWII specialy it’s not very good. DLSS is less performant visualy and above all the aliasling is more visible. On the oil platform when we disembark. There is a lot of barriers and stairs. It is particularly visible I find here. I take lot of capture for compare, the best option is not to use the DLSS. But we all have our own preferences.
Upscaling with just sharpness looks amazing and without it just looks all globbed and blurry
I’m not sure if it’s for performance but it def looks better
Wow really? I'd have never imagined that. Thank you for clarifying.
I play on dlss performance with a 5900x and a rtx 4090 and my game looks nothing like what you showed lol. Maybe you should show the other settings because that looks horrible
Hi Roman, if you had to choose a upscaling option (not including Fidelity FX CAS) to help increase frames but still keep the quality would you go for DLSS or Nvidia Image Scaling? Thanks.
DLSS causes me to crash like every other game so I dont use it until Nvidia or Activision fix the problem with drivers or software
Definitely Nvidia Image Scaling Ultra Quality. I just dont like the look of DLSS especially when moving
@@TechGuides thanks so much for getting back to me. Would you pick Nvidia Image Scaling Ultra Quality over AMD FSR ultra quality?
This depends on the system, at 1440p I would pick NV image scaling while at 1080p FSR. But that's only based on my limited amount of testing
Thanks for the video, it helped!
Using the render resolution slider and dynamic resolution makes the game look the best in my experience
Only if you have more Vram, that option is more of a manual scaling compared to scaled presets.
Great video, you got a new subscriber
Thanks for the support!
i can't see the difference of sharpness in dlss? which one have the better quality image?
Thank you, This was exactly what i needed to setup my game, I do know about all the scalers but the pics and comparisons are gold, that saved me a lot of time, at least for my Setup a 5600X with a GTX 1660, It was nicer to use Nvidia NIS on Quality with 20% sharpening and it is pretty close to Fidelity FX CAS (I also think its the best looking one), FPS native was 45 and its around 90 with the NIS enabled on quality. Much better gaming experience now, thx again. PS. Intel XeSS works normally now, at least on my GTX 1660. Around same quality and speed as nvidia NIS.
Nice content! This was super helpful as was the last one.... Your settings actually helped my system!
Great to hear!
So using an Nvidia, what is the best option??Help!
Dlss or not?
Nvidia image scaling works better than dlss
Any idea why I cant seem to use Nvidia DLSS with my 2070? Whenever I enable it, it resets back to Nvidia Image Scaling for some reason...
hey. a great video thanks. i have a gtx 1660TI. when I try any Scaling option the only thing that changes are the visuals & no changes to the FPS ?! why ?
My custom limited FPS is set to unlimited btw
U also have fidalitycas on dota 2 when i enable it looks super sharp and mkre vivid colors
Which one is better for rog strix 3080 10gb and i9 10900? 240hz 1080p
Thank you
keep going brother
Will do!!
Hi Roman, thanks for the guide. I stil get a few stutters each game. Big frame spikes even after the hotfix and renderworkercount. Do you also have this?
I also still get it. Far less then before I adjusted the renderworkercount though. Gotta do some reasearch this week
@@TechGuides Same here, i send some microsoft power toolkit samples to nvidia to check the issue.
I found having the frame limiter to unlimited helps reduce stutter.
@@nickskep already tested it, still no luck.
@@Mb-mk7pc th-cam.com/video/_TLeJWfv-9k/w-d-xo.html this helped me out, game was limiting me to 7 cores when it should’ve been 8
Thanks for this great work.
Thanks for watching
Great video
Thank you for this amazing work! So far I cannot stop using DLSS as it's giving me the best performances but I don't like the quality too much. I tried fidelityFX/DLAA but I might give it a try with NIS as I am seeing some positive comments below. I am running on 5900x with 3080ti. Steady 140/165 fps with balance DLSS (Monitor is 165hz).
bruh i got a 3080 w 13600k and get dam near 300 fps in ranked.
@@purplewasfun on a 32" 1440 ultra-wide?
Your 5900x made bottleneck. Don't use dlss balance, use quality
Thank goodness - someone who finally evaluates DLSS without a static image. I am fairly disappointed with Digital Foundry only using still images. I have yet to come across a game where DLSS looks close to native when in motion, with the exception of Metro Exodus: EE and Doom Eternal. Control, Cyberpunk, MW2, MW1, Amid Evil look night and day different from Native and it drives me crazy that no one wants to acknowledge this.
Cheers!
So what would you suggest for a Intel Core i7-11700F - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti running on a 1080p 240 Hz ASUS Monitor??
hey tech guides I have an issue trying to change my setting to Fidelitycas after clicking on it, it will stay. But once I exit the settings menu and go back it’ll be back on Nvidia image scaling. Any advice ???
What should be the best fitler for 3060 6gb vram with ryzen 7 5800h
Is there supersampling available for ps4 pros?
Can you post the graphic settings that you used with gtx? I Have the same cpu which is giving me some bottleneck problem but i have gtx1070 and im struggling with it because of frame rate..
DLSS does a much better job of anti aliasing than any of the other image scaling options. If you want to see the real difference open up the Amsterdam campaign mission and look at the windows across the river. DLSS is the only option I found to remove the jaggies on the windows whilst moving around.
This is an in depth video but I completely disagree with your findings. DLSS looks much better than all the other image scaling options. Native with FidelityFX looks great of course, but if you do have an RTX card and want to upscale, DLSS is absolutely the way to go.
Thats completely fine, I think it depends a lot on what one prefers!
Been trying to figure out why cache box and items in warzone 2.0 look pixelated to me.. it’s not a shape clear images. Anyone know which setting helps with that I would appreciate it
U need install game on SSD
@@Кто-тоЯ-в1я Game installed on SSD and still pixelated. I think its an visuals optimization issue. Should be fixed in update
stop using DLSS
Can we get a vid must use settings video?
You mean graphics settings? Working on that rn
@@TechGuides perfect! I need it 😄 Have a 3090 and im all low and average 120-130 and i feel thats not normal? I might have wrong control panel settings
When I use fidelity fx cas my gpu overheats I just went to using amd fsr on ultra quality no overheating weird and runs smooth fps is at a stable cap at my monitors refresh rate 165hz constant any reasons why it would be overheating running fx cas ??? I got an rx 6700 xt amd
I'm subscribing after seeing this, these videos are much needed, I appreciate how in depth you are with each of your tests, keep up the good work!
Your support is very much appreciated!!
Should do another testing with Nvidia DSR and DLSS combo, For example I found running 1.78x DSR @ Smothness 30%, with DLSS Performance at 50% smothness. Was a way better picture then any other options I would try. This is on a 1080p screen
Weird. The best smoothness setting for DSR is 75 usually. 30 is way too sharp is there a reason you did that for this game?
I have a question for some reason I'm not getting any visual damage such as wall damage or floor damage when I run the game in epic. Is there an option to enable that?
That would be the bullet decals option if you haven’t found it yet
@@nun4464 I've tried that option and it appears to not be it
What are the best graphic options when I have RTX 2060 and i5 9400f because warzone 2.0 doesn't have much fps.
What can I do to boost fps as much as I can?