Im sold on dlss

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So I patched Anthem with DLSS support and I must say on my 3440x1440 display I was getting around 58 to 75fps with the game on ultra. Game looks great by the way. I activated DLSS in game. Wow was pegging vsync at 100fps avg with gsync on too making it smoother and game looked exactly the same. In the most intense scenes I can see the card chugging at 80fps and that is dlss doing thebextra grunt work. Its 50ish fps or less in those scenes. Anthem is not that great of a game though.

I think DLSS is an amazing feature that should be used in upcoming titles regularly.

As long as nVidia uses thier AI super computing in thier labs to not create skynet I'm not morally objecting to AI creating dlss packages to make gaming better and more immersive hahahaha

I can see one benefit to buying this over priced 2080ti and that is dlss and ray tracing has changed the way games feel for the better. I hope Navi can do hardware ray as well. I would love to own both top tier cards in my house.
 
I pretty much regarded it as another useless marketing thing.

But here I am playing Anthem on High/Ultra @ 4K with a RTX 2070 and DLSS makes it happen.

Yeah..It's not perfect IQ..But it's really totally fine.
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So I patched Anthem with DLSS support and I must say on my 3440x1440 display I was getting around 58 to 75fps with the game on ultra. Game looks great by the way. I activated DLSS in game. Wow was pegging vsync at 100fps avg with gsync on too making it smoother and game looked exactly the same. In the most intense scenes I can see the card chugging at 80fps and that is dlss doing thebextra grunt work. Its 50ish fps or less in those scenes. Anthem is not that great of a game though.

I think DLSS is an amazing feature that should be used in upcoming titles regularly.

As long as nVidia uses thier AI super computing in thier labs to not create skynet I'm not morally objecting to AI creating dlss packages to make gaming better and more immersive hahahaha

I can see one benefit to buying this over priced 2080ti and that is dlss and ray tracing has changed the way games feel for the better. I hope Navi can do hardware ray as well. I would love to own both top tier cards in my house.


So DLSS actually supports 3440x1440!?! That’s awesome. I know other games didn’t and that’s my resolution so I was a bit disappointed.

Now if only Anthem wasn’t a turd. ;)
 
I'm posting just to say that it's good to hear the tech isn't fluff and that lowers the cost of entry to future high end 4K gaming or something when the entire lineup eventually gets it.
 
I'm playing with DLSS on Metro at 2560x1080, even though Nvidia said it wasn't supported.

I am not sure how thats possible to use DLSS in a game that is not supported.

DLSS works by the game producer sending the game over to Nv. They run the game through its paces via AI super computing that designs the best algorithm for DLSS to function using the AI cores on the 20x0 RTX cards. So if your using DLSS it would have had to have been run through nV supercomputing first. So maybe its not officially supported but works in an unofficial and unsupported mode.
 
This is why I made my move from my 1080 to a 2080 instead of a 1080ti. The DLSS tech seemed like it could really make a big difference. I felt pretty stupid with my decision after Metro's initial release looking like shit, but they seem to have sorted things out. Really enjoying the game now now.
 
This is why I made my move from my 1080 to a 2080 instead of a 1080ti. The DLSS tech seemed like it could really make a big difference. I felt pretty stupid with my decision after Metro's initial release looking like shit, but they seem to have sorted things out. Really enjoying the game now now.

Metro is just too short.
 
Metro is just too short.

Im just now finishing up the beginning train section. With my current schedule i progress at a snails pace anyway. Ill take short over that piece of shit anthem any day. I cant get in to most games anymore so im just happy i found one.
 
Howlongtobeat says Metro is 13 hours for the main story or 21 hours if you do the extra stuff. That seems long enough for me.

I'd much rather have a premium quality 10 hours, than 30 hours of boring side-quests or killing rats.
 
Howlongtobeat says Metro is 13 hours for the main story or 21 hours if you do the extra stuff. That seems long enough for me.

I'd much rather have a premium quality 10 hours, than 30 hours of boring side-quests or killing rats.

I fully explored every level, did all side quests and finished in 41hrs.
 
I fully explored every level, did all side quests and finished in 41hrs.

It's not length I'm talking about in game hours. Its length and depth of story. There is too much shit that happens between all those intermissions edit*(that we never get to see. )

The game should have had at least one more zone of shit to do and they should have included more backstory on the dark ones. But I know these games follows the books. And I need to read those.

Anyways back to dlss...

What other games besides battlefield v has/will have it?
 
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It's not length I'm talking about in game hours. Its length and depth of story. There is too much shit that happens between all those intermissions.

The game should have had at least one more zone of shit to do and they should have included more backstory on the dark ones. But I know these games follows the books. And I need to read those.

Agreed. The whole train thing was a complete waste of story space and resources compared to the first 2. They should of kept it linear with less hand holding and more diverse enemies. I did enjoy the weapon modding and grinding for resources.
 
Yeah, I'm using DLSS on Metro and it works great.

Granted it did have some artifacts (blurring on certain edges) but overall worth the performance improvement.

Only game I need to use it with on my 2080ti, but it's still broke with HDR so I can't use it.
 
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