DLSS 2.0 with Control - Nvidia's new killer feature

[WYP]

A huge performance boost and the promise of better visuals? Can it live up to the hype?



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[jcchg]

Looks like image sharpening to me.

 

[WYP]

Looks like image sharpening to me.

Yes, but it's also coming with a huge performance boost. The fact that the image doesn't look like a lower resolution upscale is a big deal.

If I decide to finish Control, I'd be hard-pressed to not play it with DLSS on. It just runs better, and the visuals are clearer overall.

 

[looz]

It sort of has the same look as rockstar's games have. And looks like DLSS finally adds value, I wonder if it still chokes with lower end RTX cards - DLSS1.0 could process a finite amount of frames.


Input lag analysis would be interesting as well, I guess it has a impact comparable to SLI even as the frame has to be rendered fully before it gets upscaled, and is performed independently of rendering itself. Which would still make it unusable in my opinion.

 

[AlienALX]

I've never been a fan of aliasing any way. Well, unless it is removing jagged edges. I hate any sort of blur, and always disable motion blur as it makes me feel ill.

DLSS should have been the game changer with RTX. Sadly it was the game destroyer.

I'm glad they stuck in there.