10 hours ago, 0stones0 said:

So with my 30's series card, I should stay with v310.4 preset k?

I have a 3080Ti.  How do I get Nvidia frame gen working on it?  All I have is FSR as an option.

Thanks,

2 minutes ago, Blueline308 said:

I have a 3080Ti.  How do I get Nvidia frame gen working on it?  All I have is FSR as an option.

Thanks,

Buy a 4090 or 5090 as it doesn't work on a 30 series. FSR is much better than Nvidia Frame Gen anyway. 

1 hour ago, Blueline308 said:

I have a 3080Ti.  How do I get Nvidia frame gen working on it?  All I have is FSR as an option.

Thanks,

That is correct. Nvidia framegen requires RTX40xx or better

Just tried a takeoff in the Fenix, 4K resolution and using a RTX 5090, enabled DLSS/DLAA and the speed and altitude values are still a blurry mess.  I have the registry edit enabled to display an overlay and it is confirming both the DLSS and DLSSG are v310.5.0 and that Preset M is enabled.

I have the latest nVidia 591.74 driver, also running the latest Beta App.  Ive always used TAA but when switching I do see that fine detail is better with DLSS/DLAA but the blurred glass cockpits still kill that choice for me.

Tried DLSS 4.5 at 4k on a 5090 (preset K, L and M) in all 4 quality modes and still blurry for me too. Not sure why it varies, possibly due to framerate, I cap mine at 40fps, might be better at 80+ fps...

Edited January 8Jan 8 by Brocky120

Same here, back to TAA, tried DLSS with quality, performance, blurry and ghosting, although better than it used to be, but still blurry, although, managed to get clear displays yesterday with DLSS with DLAA, but went back to TAA for performance, and today can't get it to work for the love of me haha. 

11 hours ago, ryanbatc said:

I'm definitely not seeing it like that with DLSS quality.  I didn't watch the video but I wonder what DLSS setting they are on.

In the video he mentions using the "quality" setting while flying the Airbus, but at the beginning of the video he shows DLAA (100%) in the Nvidia app. 

I tried it. Nvidia RTX4090 @ 2560x1440, AA= DLSS Super Resolution with DLAA (100%), Frame Generation= both None and 2x.

FlightFX Citation X the ghosting (blurring) is pretty much gone, as in it's not noticeable. I turned the brightness knob for the PFD up to the 11 o'clock position to better see the altitude digits. Really nice.

PMDG 737 (FS2024 model) the ghosting is still miserable, bad, bad, bad. Different font? Coding? Something? Way past my knowledge.

Don't have an Airbus but in the video looked as good as my observations with the Citation X.

Didn't try any other aircraft but will later.

So .... when I fly the Citation X i'll use DLSS and when I fly the 737 I'll switch to TAA anti-aliasing.

26 minutes ago, Twenty6 said:

In the video he mentions using the "quality" setting while flying the Airbus, but at the beginning of the video he shows DLAA (100%) in the Nvidia app. 

I tried it. Nvidia RTX4090 @ 2560x1440, AA= DLSS Super Resolution with DLAA (100%), Frame Generation= both None and 2x.

 

DLSS is blurry still with any glass for me.  DLAA is A LOT better... better than it used to be.  I think the new file has made DLAA nearly as good as TAA for me.

3 hours ago, redshift27 said:

That is correct. Nvidia framegen requires RTX40xx or better

Well, this is not completely correct.
Frame Generation works with the FSR3 patch on RTX 30xx cards, and very well - as long as the VRAM is sufficient. 3090 definitely works extremely well, 3080 with 12 GB might work if the resolution is less than 4k.

Both for FS2020 and FS2024.
https://github.com/Nukem9/dlssg-to-fsr3/issues/15

There should be a couple of threads in this forum.

Edited January 8Jan 8 by Ojisan_alpha

41 minutes ago, ryanbatc said:

DLSS is blurry still with any glass for me.  DLAA is A LOT better... better than it used to be.  I think the new file has made DLAA nearly as good as TAA for me.

This has always been worse than TAA. Now perhaps if one has a sluggish computer it may help but certainly not for my higher range computer.

For me, it’s a big improvement on glass cockpit numbers. I tested in the A350. Started the APU and the numbers were significantly better as it spooled up. I’m not using the app but I did use DLSS 310.5 (from DLSS Swapper) and DLAA. Ensured pre sets were “use latest”. I’m running a 4090 for reference. 

1 hour ago, Ojisan_alpha said:

Well, this is not completely correct.
Frame Generation works with the FSR3 patch on RTX 30xx cards, and very well - as long as the VRAM is sufficient. 3090 definitely works extremely well, 3080 with 12 GB might work if the resolution is less than 4k.

Both for FS2020 and FS2024.
https://github.com/Nukem9/dlssg-to-fsr3/issues/15

There should be a couple of threads in this forum.

indeed -  FG worked very well on my outgoing 3090

7 hours ago, Blueline308 said:

I have a 3080Ti.  How do I get Nvidia frame gen working on it?  All I have is FSR as an option.

Thanks,

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Edited January 8Jan 8 by 0stones0

3 hours ago, Ojisan_alpha said:

Well, this is not completely correct.
Frame Generation works with the FSR3 patch on RTX 30xx cards, and very well - as long as the VRAM is sufficient. 3090 definitely works extremely well, 3080 with 12 GB might work if the resolution is less than 4k.

Both for FS2020 and FS2024.
https://github.com/Nukem9/dlssg-to-fsr3/issues/15

There should be a couple of threads in this forum.

It works well with my 3080, with rebar disabled I have generally 7-9GB VRAM occupied (4K). The FSR3 is better for VRAM and visual quality is very good, virtually no ghosting.

No point of dlss if on 4k

Useless.