As an optimizer myself I have a very good eye for spotting visual differences (it's what I do) so I notice this, many people who are power users and/or are very tech savvy are more likely to notice too, there's always visual artifacts/clues upscaling is on even in the best implementations, and it's hard to universally recommend it when it becomes a worse and worse option the lower your resolution and theirs a ton of 1080p users here as it's still the most popular resolution so I only recommend it if you need the performance or if you simply just cannot tell the difference and you want it on for security or to possibly cap the FPS and reduce heat/power draw. Settings not listed should be at their highest preset | tags: harry potter, hp, jkr, jkrolling | Updated 2/18/23īecause many gamers can notice the difference and do not like it.
You can find the optimization tips post hereĦ9% Performance Uplift (Depending on preset) I can't recommend RT as they offer either worse or equivalent quality for 75% of your FPS Reflections are shimmery and low resolution even at 4k Ultra - RTAO doesn't look better than traditional AO just different. Population Quality: High (High CPU Intensive Setting) Texture Quality: Ultra (Highest VRAM Can Handle) Subjective)Įffects Quality: Ultra (High GPU Intensive Setting)įoliage Quality: Ultra (Moderate GPU Intensive Setting) Motion Blur: On or Off (Recommended if framerate is low or inconsistent. FSR 2 will look better than XeSS if you use sharpness, so use if the game is too blurry for you) Start at highest preset and work way down.
Upscale Type: Off (Native) > DLSS > XeSS > FSR 2 > FSR 1.0 > NIS (Only use upscaling if more performance is needed.
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