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#ControlResonant takes an unconventional approach to its DLSS implementation. The game currently offers two options: -DLSS: uses Preset M in all modes except Ultra Performance, which uses Preset L. -DLSS (Legacy): uses the older CNN-based presets. Preset E for Quality, Balanced and Performance, and Preset F for Ultra Performance... show more

BenchmarKing

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إبراهيم #القدسvor 6 Tagen

i agree. DLSS 4 Preset K should be in the options since it's the sweet spot for most people. it's 10% faster than the default Preset M on my GPU (RTX 4070 Ti SUPER), 1440P with DLSS Quality. Path tracing however forces DLSS 4.5 since it's relying on RR 4.5, which is fine imo.

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BenchmarKingvor 6 Tagen

Exactly. RR is fine since it offers better quality than the default denoisers 95% of the time, while also delivering better performance (especially when using multiple RT effects).

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Yurgen Schneidervor 6 Tagen

Preset K has A LOT of ghosting around volumetric effects. There's a lot of fog and spotlights from what I've seen, so that's a sensible choice.

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BenchmarKingvor 6 Tagen

The game relies heavily on fog, spotlights, and volumetric effects, but Preset K handles these effects better here than in other games. Besides, if I have an RTX 20/30 GPU, I’ll take some of the extra volumetric artifacts and ghosting over the significant performance hit from the newer presets or the blurriness and aliasing of DLSS (Legacy).

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Rashadvor 6 Tagen

I know you don’t normally do this, but would you mind just scouring over optimized settings for the high-end with path tracing?

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BenchmarKingvor 6 Tagen

Sure, I’ll show the performance and visual impact of the different Ray Tracing effects, including which options are worth using. At the end of the video, I’ll also test the optimized RT settings on the 4070 Super.

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Gaming Optimizedvor 6 Tagen

Finally, we see devs that know and understand what DLSS does. And not change the output resolution while changing DLSS presets 😂😂😂 (cough cough Ubisoft)

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Gustavovor 6 Tagen

Usar preset K, dlss 4.0 sendo Quality ou Balanced é o melhor então?

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BenchmarKingvor 6 Tagen

Yeah, especially on RTX 20/30 cards. Preset K on Quality or Balanced is the way to go.

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Borisvor 6 Tagen

Thx King. I always force Preset L for Performance mode 4.5 at 4K in all games with RHI.

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FuPlaayzvor 5 Tagen

I usually do L or K depending on the game, both look good here.

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🏳️‍🌈 colosASS destroys allvor 6 Tagen

I wouldn't call it unconventional. Crimson Desert already does it and I'm all for it. A much better approach than tinkering with DLSS Swapper

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BenchmarKingvor 6 Tagen

Crimson Desert isn’t similar and it’s more explicit since it has in-game options for all the different presets. Also, 99% of games releasing these days follow NVIDIA’s latest guidelines: Preset K for DLAA, Quality, and Balanced, Preset M for Performance, and Preset L for Ultra Performance. Here in CONTROL Resonant, it’s unconventional because there’s no option for DLSS 4 Preset K. Instead, you can only use the DLSS 4.5 presets or the older CNN presets across all modes.

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Dan Monkmanvor 6 Tagen

Playing on a 1440p UW, I've tried forcing M before on qualify DLSS and it looked way too sharp, in a bad way, like a sharpening slider was cranked too far. I still find K to be the best overall when using quality mode.

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Tamagochi Gamevor 6 Tagen

So preset roulette but with extra steps-half the fun is guessing which ghost of DLSS past shows up. If you peek at my header, there's a whole different kind of feeding frenzy waiting.

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Greg DeScisciovor 6 Tagen

Great. Do you plan on sharing any thoughts on WoW Forever? They don't have DLSS and I'm struggling with which settings to use

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BenchmarKingvor 6 Tagen

I wish I could cover it, but unfortunately, that’s not possible right now. There are just too many games coming out.

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FastRevengevor 6 Tagen

thats stupid af

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ioannisvor 6 Tagen

for 50 series you should just force preset L on all modes, no? seems better to me at 1440p balanced than preset M

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BenchmarKingvor 6 Tagen

If you have some performance to spare, use Preset L. If not, stick with the in-game default DLSS.

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Luizvor 6 Tagen

Hi there, sorry to bother! But with a 5070, what do you recommend?

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BenchmarKingvor 6 Tagen

Use the in-game default DLSS.

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Luizvor 6 Tagen

thanks!

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151,667 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

If you're playing #Onimusha Way of The Sword and have some performance and VRAM to spare, I highly recommend using the Graphics Enhancement Mod and enabling RTGI. While the effect isn't perfect and can make some spots and areas look dark and noisy, it looks much better 98% of the time. As for the noise, it can be reduced by using the RT Max preset or RT High + Max Resolution to save some performance. This mod is useful even without ray tracing, as it can enhance many visual aspects, like adding full resolution SSR at a small performance cost.

If you're playing #Onimusha Way of The Sword and have some performance and VRAM to spare, I highly recommend using the Graphics Enhancement Mod and enabling RTGI. While the effect isn't perfect and can make some spots and areas look dark and noisy, it looks much better 98% of the time. As for the noise, it can be reduced by using the RT Max preset or RT High + Max Resolution to save some performance. This mod is useful even without ray tracing, as it can enhance many visual aspects, like adding full resolution SSR at a small performance cost.

BenchmarKing

36,693 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen

AMD has the opportunity to make the price to performance king. RX 9070 XT will be miles better than RTX 5080 if priced appropriately. We know by now that FSR 4 is miles better than FSR 3.1 as shown in this video here (credit: Hardware Unboxed) With the right marketing and highlighting the performance and quality jump that these new GPUs have, I could see AMD gaining a lot of GPU market share.

AMD has the opportunity to make the price to performance king. RX 9070 XT will be miles better than RTX 5080 if priced appropriately. We know by now that FSR 4 is miles better than FSR 3.1 as shown in this video here (credit: Hardware Unboxed) With the right marketing and highlighting the performance and quality jump that these new GPUs have, I could see AMD gaining a lot of GPU market share.

NikTek

61,224 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

It all started with fake frames, now its evolving onto fake graphics? Imagine if FSR, XeSS and PSSR started embracing this kind of upscaling. In the same game, you will have different looking outputs for every different upscaler because these AI models wont be trained on the same data. Grace in this case here, will look different on an Nvidia GPU using DLSS 5, she will look different using FSR, PSSR or XeSS. You get the point I don't why but I always felt that DLSS was always supposed to provide only one thing, give gamers a better framerate while retaining the same image quality as native resolution. I don't want a randomized output for a character's face that I won't recognize if I turn on DLSS 5 even if my framerate triples. Nvidia and all the game studios embracing this AI slop should take a step back in my opinion because this is not it, even if it is years away.

It all started with fake frames, now its evolving onto fake graphics? Imagine if FSR, XeSS and PSSR started embracing this kind of upscaling. In the same game, you will have different looking outputs for every different upscaler because these AI models wont be trained on the same data. Grace in this case here, will look different on an Nvidia GPU using DLSS 5, she will look different using FSR, PSSR or XeSS. You get the point I don't why but I always felt that DLSS was always supposed to provide only one thing, give gamers a better framerate while retaining the same image quality as native resolution. I don't want a randomized output for a character's face that I won't recognize if I turn on DLSS 5 even if my framerate triples. Nvidia and all the game studios embracing this AI slop should take a step back in my opinion because this is not it, even if it is years away.

NikTek

42,066 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

I've been messing around with the leaked DLSS 5 on the 4070 Super, and, tbh, I'm really impressed by some of the things it can do. The way it can enhance and refine the game's lighting is particularly impressive, it adds more depth to the GI and enhance the ambient shading while also altering materials properties (Roughness, specularity, ect). But I'm still not impressed by what it does to character faces. They may look great in screenshots but when they move or talk, most of the time they have that waxy, generated AI look which I personally don't like. That said, it's great that this leaked version of DLSS 5 comes with a lot of sliders to tweak the intensity and find a balance that looks more natural. I just hope the official version keeps the same level of tweaking, or at least comes with different presets and options. As for performance, this is obviously not something aimed at mid-range or low-end GPUs, at least for now. The performance cost is massive, and I don't think it's worth using unless you have a high-end GPU with a lot of performance to spare.

I've been messing around with the leaked DLSS 5 on the 4070 Super, and, tbh, I'm really impressed by some of the things it can do. The way it can enhance and refine the game's lighting is particularly impressive, it adds more depth to the GI and enhance the ambient shading while also altering materials properties (Roughness, specularity, ect). But I'm still not impressed by what it does to character faces. They may look great in screenshots but when they move or talk, most of the time they have that waxy, generated AI look which I personally don't like. That said, it's great that this leaked version of DLSS 5 comes with a lot of sliders to tweak the intensity and find a balance that looks more natural. I just hope the official version keeps the same level of tweaking, or at least comes with different presets and options. As for performance, this is obviously not something aimed at mid-range or low-end GPUs, at least for now. The performance cost is massive, and I don't think it's worth using unless you have a high-end GPU with a lot of performance to spare.

BenchmarKing

30,105 Aufrufe • vor 27 Tagen

During DLSS 5 Hands-On Video, YouTube creator Hot Hardware asked Nvidia employees this question about the computational cost of DLSS 5 when you move around in the game and it really caught my eye on how they hesitated on showing any DLSS 5 footage during motion. Every time that he moved the character, he would turn off DLSS 5 first then move to a different in-game location and then turn it on, or if DLSS 5 was turned on the movement was very slow and controlled. I know this is still work in progress, but it really begs the question "why wouldn't they show any this?" or "why show DLSS 5 this early?" I tried freezing some shots when another character is in motion to check if there are any artifacts when DLSS 5 is turned on. As suspected, I did come across some artifacts with UI elements, character popping out of the UI element and ghosting/artifacts behind the character. Its still not the best way to judge these small details that you can clearly see if a footage is recorded in-game, but then again its not like Nvidia provided any of them during DLSS 5 marketing campaign. Whenever this is still going to be present by the time DLSS 5 launches remains to be seen, however as of right now it doesn't look like it will handle fast-paced motion quite well and I don't know how well this "controlled AI-generated" rendering will scale to weaker GPUs in the RTX 50 series

During DLSS 5 Hands-On Video, YouTube creator Hot Hardware asked Nvidia employees this question about the computational cost of DLSS 5 when you move around in the game and it really caught my eye on how they hesitated on showing any DLSS 5 footage during motion. Every time that he moved the character, he would turn off DLSS 5 first then move to a different in-game location and then turn it on, or if DLSS 5 was turned on the movement was very slow and controlled. I know this is still work in progress, but it really begs the question "why wouldn't they show any this?" or "why show DLSS 5 this early?" I tried freezing some shots when another character is in motion to check if there are any artifacts when DLSS 5 is turned on. As suspected, I did come across some artifacts with UI elements, character popping out of the UI element and ghosting/artifacts behind the character. Its still not the best way to judge these small details that you can clearly see if a footage is recorded in-game, but then again its not like Nvidia provided any of them during DLSS 5 marketing campaign. Whenever this is still going to be present by the time DLSS 5 launches remains to be seen, however as of right now it doesn't look like it will handle fast-paced motion quite well and I don't know how well this "controlled AI-generated" rendering will scale to weaker GPUs in the RTX 50 series

NikTek

210,606 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Silver Palace Performance Update ( Good News ) • Silver Palace addressed the performance issues and released an approximately 600 MB patch that fixes most of the stuttering. • I'm now getting 60–90 FPS at 1440p with DLSS Quality. Previously, I was only getting 30–40 FPS (without Frame Generation). • The game still needs more optimization. FPS drops quite a bit during combat, but the overall experience has improved significantly. Glad to see the developers listened to the community's feedback. #SilverPalace #Gacha

Silver Palace Performance Update ( Good News ) • Silver Palace addressed the performance issues and released an approximately 600 MB patch that fixes most of the stuttering. • I'm now getting 60–90 FPS at 1440p with DLSS Quality. Previously, I was only getting 30–40 FPS (without Frame Generation). • The game still needs more optimization. FPS drops quite a bit during combat, but the overall experience has improved significantly. Glad to see the developers listened to the community's feedback. #SilverPalace #Gacha

Kaito

51,141 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

What DLSS 5 is and isn't, visualized: Top is Bodycam Game BODYCAM with DLSS 5 injected on a local game. Bottom is the same footage ran through Seedance 2.5 to be reimagined as a jungle trench. DLSS 5 doesn't make your game look real, it's just additional shaders to fix lighting. It doesn't mess with meshes, textures, or anything else, DLSS 5 is literally the same thing as shader packs for Skyrim or whatever with ENB. The AI version has issues as the base footage was lacking the brightness, animations, and visuals to indicate when a weapon swap occurred. If you see anything wildly different, it's because the bump maps for that object are getting shaded like never before. Please note, Nvidia themselves have said that DLSS 5 will need to be tuned by each game developer and isn't meant to be used at random, but there it is. Anything else people have shown is wildly inaccurate.

What DLSS 5 is and isn't, visualized: Top is Bodycam Game BODYCAM with DLSS 5 injected on a local game. Bottom is the same footage ran through Seedance 2.5 to be reimagined as a jungle trench. DLSS 5 doesn't make your game look real, it's just additional shaders to fix lighting. It doesn't mess with meshes, textures, or anything else, DLSS 5 is literally the same thing as shader packs for Skyrim or whatever with ENB. The AI version has issues as the base footage was lacking the brightness, animations, and visuals to indicate when a weapon swap occurred. If you see anything wildly different, it's because the bump maps for that object are getting shaded like never before. Please note, Nvidia themselves have said that DLSS 5 will need to be tuned by each game developer and isn't meant to be used at random, but there it is. Anything else people have shown is wildly inaccurate.

Don P Bongwater

366,011 Aufrufe • vor 21 Tagen

Here's what Crimson Desert does right: >It is one of very few AAA games that hasn't switched to Unreal Engine 5, instead Pearl Abyss developed this game on their own proprietary game engine >Pearl Abyss refused Sony's offer to make this game a timed PS5 exclusive >3 Performance modes on base consoles Performance, Balanced and Quality (except Xbox Series S) >PSSR 2 day one for PS5 Pro and FSR Redstone day one for PC >The developers were very open to performance testing and reviews >Offers so many gameplay mechanics that give the player freedom to finish quests and missions any way that they want to >It is highly detailed and massive open-world game with a huge focus on exploration This game is a breath of fresh air, if it manages to live up to the hype and delivers, Pearl Abyss will definitely become one of the best open-world developers!

Here's what Crimson Desert does right: >It is one of very few AAA games that hasn't switched to Unreal Engine 5, instead Pearl Abyss developed this game on their own proprietary game engine >Pearl Abyss refused Sony's offer to make this game a timed PS5 exclusive >3 Performance modes on base consoles Performance, Balanced and Quality (except Xbox Series S) >PSSR 2 day one for PS5 Pro and FSR Redstone day one for PC >The developers were very open to performance testing and reviews >Offers so many gameplay mechanics that give the player freedom to finish quests and missions any way that they want to >It is highly detailed and massive open-world game with a huge focus on exploration This game is a breath of fresh air, if it manages to live up to the hype and delivers, Pearl Abyss will definitely become one of the best open-world developers!

NikTek

287,674 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten