5 hours ago, TheFamilyMan said:

Clearer instrument readouts in the cockpit

Garmin or Steam gauges? There's a universal issue with DLSS and blurry Garmin screens.

On 7/9/2022 at 8:00 PM, vonduck said:

was just repeating what i saw on Youtube 

11 hours ago, TheFamilyMan said:

Pie in the Sky about a week ago released a video expounding the VR performance benefits of using the DLSS feature of SU10 beta.  I followed his advice to install it, and for me the results are fantastic!  Though I'm getting the same FPS as pre-SU10 beta, and maybe a tiny bit higher in places, the big improvements for me (though I don't use a lot of addon scenery or airports) are:

• No more shimmering ground objects, anywhere or at any time!!!!
• Clearer instrument readouts in the cockpit

Both of these now mitigated issues were my bane since I began using VR, and with DLSS "Quality" they are no more...well worth the hassle of joining the beta.  As far as smoothness goes, it's really smooth with a 44 fps driver frame limit, which is just as it was with SU9 with all the same other settings (see my specs in my signature).   Using DX11, now back to flying!

Will wait for the main  release but how do  you switch on DLSS ?  Would I get a benefit with a 3080rtx with quest 2?

cheers 

17 minutes ago, Bozdog said:

Will wait for the main  release but how do  you switch on DLSS ?  Would I get a benefit with a 3080rtx with quest 2?

cheers 

I can´t be sure for 100%. But seeing your specs I think YES. DLSS (in the sim settings ) at quality (also Performance and balanced are options), with DX12 (and DX 11 also), makes my sim Super smooth and very stable FPS (relies on DX12 and not on DLSS)! 

DLSS is a performance optimization for those who have good GPU and are NOT CPU bound! I have a 3090 and i9 10900k HT off, and am now with SU10 BETA GPU bound with my Varjo at 37PPD! 

Great experience.

Marcus

Edited July 19, 20223 yr by mpo910

16 hours ago, MarcG said:

Garmin or Steam gauges? There's a universal issue with DLSS and blurry Garmin screens.

I agree that the glass panel instruments are slightly less clear than their TAA counter part.  Slightly in that I needed to do an A-B comparison to see the difference.  Using "blurry" definitely is an overstatement.  For AA settings I used TAA with 70 renderscale and 150 AMD sharpness, for these settings produce comparable frame rates which I get with DLSS Quality.  Note that before using DLSS, these were my FSR settings in the OpenXR Toolkit.

10 hours ago, Bozdog said:

Will wait for the main  release but how do  you switch on DLSS ?  Would I get a benefit with a 3080rtx with quest 2?

cheers 

DLSS is now an AA setting that can replace TAA.  As mention it has selectable modes.  DLSS is a render scaling technology that enhances clarity using nvidia specific hardware/software.  Each lower mode increases the downscale used, trading higher frame rate performance for less image quality.  With a quest 2 I'd guess the following:  the ground object shimmering will be gone, but since that HMD has a lower resolution than the Reverb G2 the cockpit clarity may not be enhanced as much, if at all.

Edit:  With a Quest 2 driven by a RTX 3080, DLAA, now an AA option, might work well to enhance the VR visual clarity since it's sort of an inverted DLSS:  render at a higher resolution, then SS downscale to the HMD resolution.  I hope we'll soon be reading the results of Quest 2 users doing this.

Edited July 19, 20223 yr by TheFamilyMan

46 minutes ago, TheFamilyMan said:

I agree that the glass panel instruments are slightly less clear than their TAA counter part.  Slightly in that I needed to do an A-B comparison to see the difference.  Using "blurry" definitely is an overstatement.  For AA settings I used TAA with 70 renderscale and 150 AMD sharpness, for these settings produce comparable frame rates which I get with DLSS Quality.  Note that before using DLSS, these were my FSR settings in the OpenXR Toolkit.

Blurry is not an overstatement on my behalf, between TAA and DLSS the difference is huge for me on my Reverb G2, I've tried multiple settings but it's nowhere near as good and as per the official forums I'm not alone. I hope they can sort it out in DLSS, maybe render the screens differently somehow, until then DLSS is pointless for me (I get no performance increase either!)

3 hours ago, MarcG said:

Blurry is not an overstatement on my behalf...and as per the official forums I'm not alone.

Surprising that I'm not experiencing this problem with my setup.  I used the stock GA aircraft with the G1000 for my tests, and all were as I reported.  I have the OpenXR render scale set to 100 via "OpenXR Tools for WMR".  I only fly GA aircraft and the usual ones I fly are add-ons and have mostly steam gauges, hence my initial results.  It'd be interesting to compare build hardware to see if there's some correlation there to this DLSS glass cockpit issue.  Using nvidia driver 512.15

Edited July 19, 20223 yr by TheFamilyMan

I can get DLSS to look good if I boost my WMR render scaling by as much as DLSS downsamples it by, but then I end up with the same performance I was getting with TAA anyway so I'm not seeing the point of it. It's almost like Asobo forgot to apply the upscaling part of DLSS to get you back to your original render scale with how blurry it looks.

19 minutes ago, Reset XPDR said:

I'm not seeing the point of it.

I'd say that's probably a true statement.  Looks that you missed my comment above about using DLAA for your quest 2, go check it out.

2 hours ago, TheFamilyMan said:

Looks that you missed my comment above about using DLAA for your quest 2, go check it out.

I'm using a G2, so perhaps you are referring to someone else. Nonetheless, I haven't seen this DLAA option before so I'll give it a try.

Edited July 20, 20223 yr by Reset XPDR

34 minutes ago, Reset XPDR said:

I'm using a G2, so perhaps you are referring to someone else. 

Got my wires crossed between users here, sorry.  But regardless, I'm not quite sure of the problems with using DLSS, since I'm not having one at all and am rather impressed and delighted at how well it's performing for me.  I guess it's another of the endless cases with flight sims of YMMV.

Oops, fat fingered something on my phone, duplicate post deleted. 

Edited July 20, 20223 yr by TheFamilyMan

Well. SU10 beta DX12 and DLSS worked pretty well. Until I did the MSFS2020 update for SU10 beta today. Stuttering fest again, in spite of fps 20-40 fps. Tried capped 30 fps but no improvement. Will update Windows 11 Insider Beta build, empty community folder, and restart...

2D windows (so from TAB key, top menu in VR) arent fixed in the last beta! 👿 👿 👿

Please VOTE here (if someone didnt do it yet) for final fix from Asobo side:

https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/build-1-27-11-0-vr-panels-still-not-remembering-position-and-size/528996

If they will release next SU in August with this issue it will be a JOKE so pls vote.

Edited July 22, 20223 yr by YoYo

I find there is definitely less shimmering when using DLSS (DX11). I have a Reverb G2 and am using the OpenXR toolkit with FSR scaling. However, performance is not as good as SU9.