Sure it is, play the 1000’s of games that work fine without diss, stay away from games that requires dlss to run at sub-par performance, that’s how I do it.. ohh and we always had games that runs poorly, now we at least have a choice..
So reshade is awesome and never does anything wrong, but a toggle-able nVidia reshade filter is crap?
This is so weird, I for one is looking forward to trying this👍
I just don't get that line of thought.. nVidia should price their products as high as they can get away with, let the market dictate the price - it works in most sectors.
nVidia is not a charity, they are doing it for profit.
also - this IS a super-luxery item, if you want it - you might have...
i have a 4090 - i allways use DLSS quality if it's available - it kinda looks the same.. and usually with a better framerate.
i have a 4k240Hz monitor - so can allways use more frames. or less noise if it's an older game that runs closer to the 240Hz.
I actually thinks that a game like horizon...
Yes, i used a 75 inch Q90 before, it was quite good, i think that the QN85A is quite a bit better - black levels look a lot closer to Oled - but won't compare - that being said, it's the closest i have seen.
I used both for shield streaming, PS5 and my 3090 gaming.
the reason (as i understand...
i also kept my Q90R at standard - but i use my QN85A on High - it has a way better algoritm for the dimming zones - and produced a way better result.
that being said - having 1100+ zones vs the 60ish also helps tremendously..
hi, you can read about input lag here:
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/qn900a-8k-qled
they say 6.0 ms at 4k120
also, the contrast ratio is a lot higher on the samsung with local dimming enabled.
i had a 65 Q90R and i changed that for a 85 inch QN85A (the 85" model that has a VA...