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What Works Best For You? SU 10 Beta

What Works Best For You? SU 10 Beta 70 members have voted

  1. 1. What best combo gives you the best performance /quality for Su 10 Beta?

    • DX11 + TAA
      31%
      22
    • DX11 + DLSS
      14%
      10
    • DX12 + TAA
      22%
      16
    • DX12+ DLSS
      31%
      22
  2. 2. DX 11 or DX 12?

    • DX11
      43%
      29
    • DX12
      56%
      37

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4 hours ago, MrFuzzy said:

It does but the extent of it depends on the resolution and screen size (starting pixel density). 

On a 27" monitor @ 1080p, if you add DLSS small fonts will certainly appear blurred.

On a 28" monitor @ 4K you won't notice it.

I am in the middle (34" @ 3440x1440) and the blurriness on the gauges is barely noticeable. It's a matter of preference and compromise, there's no "one size fits all". 

On the other hand in my opinion DLSS AI does a good job to reconstruct distant objects such as wind turbines, radio towers and windsocks.

A couple of examples. The original screenshots are 9 MB PNGs.

Here the wind turbines are barely rendered in the TAA screenshot while they are well visible at the same distance in the DLSS one. 

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The second image is a 500% zoomed portion of a screenshot. Besides the better representation of the radar tower you can see that the TAA even produces artifacts (much darker pixels in the lower part of the image, that DLSS prevents.

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You need an nVidia RTX card, it doesn't work with GTX and AMD cards.

I have a Nvidia RTX 2080 Super card

 

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12 minutes ago, MrFuzzy said:

Don't forget to try the mountains around ENHV in order to make sure this setting does not cause terrain flickering 🙂

Yikes, you could have warned me about the short runway, nevertheless I got the 737 off the ground barely. 😁 Anyway I was seeing pretty bad flickering on the terrain and the PMDG 737's gear handle was invisible.

Going to try 4096 now.

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Intel Core i5-12600k, Nvidia RTX 4070 Super, 128 Gigs.

DX12+DLSS Quality.   Vsync@30   Ultra settings apart from 120 TLOD.      Super smooth, crispy textures, blurrier glass panels.    I'm not running into GPU limited situations any longer, seem to run into main thread limited situations in the same situations as pre SU10.  Overall it's a massive plus here. Hopefully they work out the blurrier glass screens soon.   

Also we haven't yet got a driver release specifically for  FS2020 DLSS, which all DLSS games I've used so far have had.  Should get some improvement when that happens.

One quick example..  On SU9 sat at Fly Tampa KBOS would have me at near max GPU usage and down to 25 FPS and GPU temps around 75.  Flying low around the area of the airport was stuttery. Overall a far from optimal experience.  SU10 with DX12/DLSS quality,  GPU usage sat in the same spot is 40%, stuck at my locked 30 FPS, panning is smooth, GPU temps low 60's and low flight around the airport is butter.   

 

23 minutes ago, MrFuzzy said:

Don't forget to try the mountains around ENHV in order to make sure this setting does not cause terrain flickering 🙂

It's better with 4096 but there is still a bit of flashing textures here and there. I guess the UI slider is deliberately capped at 2048 for now.

Intel Core i5-12600k, Nvidia RTX 4070 Super, 128 Gigs.

I can't wait to test DX12. This will test the will of Titan X Pascal. 😀

MSFS

2 hours ago, pmplayer said:

That looks good to me ( i am not on the beta but on 4K aswell ) also sharpnes looks well witin the cockpit - so far from that vid )

I guess 4k users need DLSS the most anyway. I wouldn't be surprised if a beta update drops with AMDs FSR at some stage so the AMD (and Nvidia) users get to try that.

Intel Core i5-12600k, Nvidia RTX 4070 Super, 128 Gigs.

4 hours ago, Greazer said:

 

Set the textures to medium, does it fix the artifacts?

Is anyone seeing artifacts with DX12 + DLSS + 3080 Ti ?     (what texture setting?)

I was seeing artifacts and then lowered texture resolution down from Ultra to High and haven't seen them again.  3080ti.

Ryan

 

 

 

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Do you guys think that with SU 10, NVIDIA could help fix some things on the driver side that could help in MSFS? Especially for DLSS & the DX 12 improvements? 

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4 minutes ago, iFlySimX said:

Do you guys think that with SU 10, NVIDIA could help fix some things on the driver side that could help in MSFS? Especially for DLSS & the DX 12 improvements? 

No doubt that a specific driver update for DLSS in MSFS will be coming and fix some issues.  Every other title that introduced DLSS had a driver release at the same time.  We'll probably have to wait for SU10's official release and we'll get a new driver I would think.

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19 hours ago, iFlySimX said:

Hey all! I would love to get your input around SU 10 Beta. Thanks!

Once I Got rid of AIG in my Community folder it’s been great esp DX12. I have GTX1080ti so no DLSS but TAA is giving me better FPS and smoothness thank DX11

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