4070 Ti super resolution

[DarkMantle 23]

When this feature is on the gauge resolution is terrible.  Completely blurry and ghosting.  Is that a normal function of the super resolution feature?

[CombatCustard 75]

If you're talking about DLSS then yes, blurring of fine details can be an issue, You should select "quality mode" to up the graphics clarity at the cost of some performance.

[ryanbatc 12,038]

1 hour ago, DarkMantle said:

When this feature is on the gauge resolution is terrible.  Completely blurry and ghosting.  Is that a normal function of the super resolution feature?

Unfortunately yes.  It's not great for glass gauges at all.  I do use it in VR and use OpenXR to increase resolution though.

I recommend using frame gen with TAA instead.

[DarkMantle 23]

Thanks for the info

[David Mills 4,151]

Is there any real difference between Super Resolution and simply lowering the Render Scale when using TAA? Whenever I have Developer Mode turned on, I notice that Super Resolution seems to work by killing the output resolution to varying degrees, depending on whether you choose Performance or Quality. Perhaps it does something additional that I'm not aware of. Super Resolution could more appropriately be named Mediocre Resolution, but that doesn't market well. By contrast, DLSS 3 truly is a revolutionary achievement.

Edited February 22 by David Mills

[AnkH 2,045]

1 hour ago, David Mills said:

Is there any real difference between Super Resolution and simply lowering the Render Scale when using TAA? 

The Deep Learning part of DLSS? With just lowering render scale, a much simpler algorithm is used to upscale the rendered image back to your native resolution. With DLSS, a deep learning algorithm is used providing much better upscaling results, but it needs the specific support by both nVIDIA and the game. Super resolution can be used by every GPU.

[ryanbatc 12,038]

1 hour ago, David Mills said:

Is there any real difference between Super Resolution and simply lowering the Render Scale when using TAA? Whenever I have Developer Mode turned on, I notice that Super Resolution seems to work by killing the output resolution to varying degrees, depending on whether you choose Performance or Quality. Perhaps it does something additional that I'm not aware of. Super Resolution could more appropriately be named Mediocre Resolution, but that doesn't market well. By contrast, DLSS 3 truly is a revolutionary achievement.

Afaik dlss3 is super resolution.  It was renamed to that after the 4080 came out.

[DarkMantle 23]

I tried the frame gen with TAA as recommended by ryanbatc and it made quite a difference for the better.