Above, I've included a direct comparison of the same scene with all AA disabled against the scene with DLSS enabled at "balanced" mode. (DLSS, as a reminder, is a mix of antialiasing and image resampling.) As it turns out, that's not quite the case NMS's TAA runs at only a tiny cost more than no AA at all. Now, you might expect to get better performance in another non-Nvidia way: by disabling TAA and switching to no anti-aliasing (AA) at all. Can we say the same about its debut on Wednesday within the demanding VR mode of No Man's Sky? “Option 1 or option 2?” “Hmm, let me look again” This is when Nvidia's RTX GPUs leverage their "tensor" processing cores to fill in the missing details in ways that, theoretically, look better than standard temporal anti-aliasing (TAA) methods.Įarly versions of DLSS needed time and tuning to evolve, but the standard has now become rock solid on flat screens. When DLSS works as advertised, a given game renders fewer pixels. Thus, the DLSS promise seems particularly intriguing there. The default pixel resolution on popular headsets like Oculus Quest 2, Valve Index, and HP Reverb G2 often surpasses an average 4K display, and those headsets also demand higher frame rates for the sake of comfort. But until this week, one demanding PC gaming use case has somehow not been a part of the DLSS ecosystem: virtual reality. If you run a DLSS-compatible game on an Nvidia RTX GPU, the performance gains can range from a solid 25 percent to an astonishing 90 percent-usually with greater returns coming at higher resolutions. (You can see comprehensive DLSS breakdowns in my reviews of the RTX 3060 and RTX 3080 Ti.) The catch remains that your computer needs a compatible Nvidia "RTX" GPU to tap into the proprietary standard this has become much more difficult in a chip-shortage world. I have Bitcoin.Over the past few years, Nvidia's Deep Learning Super-Sampling (DLSS) standard has largely delivered on its magical promise: smoother gaming performance and crisper imagery, all based on zillions of machine-farm computations to predict 3D game visuals. DO NOT EMAIL US BEGGING FOR NEW GAMES, LASTEST UPDATES OR PATCHES! YOU WILL BE IGNORED. Please email us at and let us know how you want to donate and we will provide more details. I want to donate via PayPal, credit/debit card or another cryptocurrency. See below for more information on each option. You may donate via PayPal, credit/debit card, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Total expenses are €91 (or $109) per month.
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