What DLSS/FSR Upscaling Mode do you use?

[shagath]

I don't want to get too into this even if I could go technical also but as a gamer since 286 pc's (well on Nintendo 8bit before that even) and with games of that era being good also; I don't really care that much if there are some graphical glitches. They still look better than all games 20 years ago for example. It wouldn't be dealbreaker for me if Witcher 4 looked like Witcher 1...

I do love good graphics so of course I use ultra settings and DLAA if possible, but I still don't care that much of the graphics but more of the immersion & everything else. For example, sounds matter more to me than few graphical glitches. That being said I can as easily just drop down to high quality and DLSS performance. I rather take 90fps with few glimmers than better looking 60fps (possibly with random stuttering).

 

[Speedyblupi]

I chose "native" because there was no option for supersampling.
I have a 1440p monitor. I play at 4K in games that my GPU can handle 4K at and where the UI scaling doesn't get ruined. At least in the games I play, this looks just as good or better than MSAA x8, and runs much faster. I mostly play old or indie games which don't even support DLSS or FSR.
I don't think FSR/DLSS are bad technologies, but when they're available, I want to use them for antialiasing, not for higher frame rates. If I want higher frame rates, I'll turn down the lighting and fog settings which don't make any noticeable difference to graphics but still tank fps.
I hate jaggies.

 

[starfals]

Ultra Performance​

Because what else to use when ur game lags cus ur 2 year old 700 bucks video card is not good enough for even games from 2 years ago? Usually performance, but the newer games tend to want to go even further. Id love to use native but you know.. slideshows aint fun.

 

[AVATARAT]

I chose "native" because there was no option for supersampling.
I have a 1440p monitor. I play at 4K in games that my GPU can handle 4K at and where the UI scaling doesn't get ruined. At least in the games I play, this looks just as good or better than MSAA x8, and runs much faster. I mostly play old or indie games which don't even support DLSS or FSR.
I don't think FSR/DLSS are bad technologies, but when they're available, I want to use them for antialiasing, not for higher frame rates. If I want higher frame rates, I'll turn down the lighting and fog settings which don't make any noticeable difference to graphics but still tank fps.
I hate jaggies.

You have the same options in Nvidia's control panel, so you can override most games that way.

 

[TheinsanegamerN]

Ultra Performance​

Because what else to use when ur game lags cus ur 2 year old 700 bucks video card is not good enough for even games from 2 years ago? Usually performance, but the newer games tend to want to go even further. Id love to use native but you know.. slideshows aint fun.

There's only 1 game that wont run right at native ultra on a 4070 super/4070ti, and that is black myth wukong. Even then, you dont need ultra performance to make that game playable.

 

[lexluthermiester]

and that is black myth wukong.

And not everyone is impressed by that game.

 

[nguyen]

With DLSS Transformer model coming out I bet the percentage of people utilizing Balanced/Performance mode will go up tremenously