which one is better? nvidia new DSR or AA?

[randy hutajulu]

i just downloaded the new geforce driver last night and there is a new feature which is the DSR. have u try it?

i don't know what to say but somehow i feels so blurry even if i only use it on 33% (stock)

i'm using 1920x1200 monitor with GTX 780. i found out that the best resolution (playable) that i can get is 1600p (2x downsampling)

 

i tried watch dogs, shadow of mordor, and evil within they both has the same effect. blurryy..... hahahhaa...

i don't know if i did something wrong or not. 

 

somehow i love to play my watch dogs on 1920x1200 with 4xMSAA rather than downsampling it from 1600p with no AA.

did i do anything wrong or maybe u know the best setting for this DSR

please share anything about DSR here,

thx guys.

[mvitkun]

i just downloaded the new geforce driver last night and there is a new feature which is the DSR. have u try it?

i don't know what to say but somehow i feels so blurry even if i only use it on 33% (stock)

i'm using 1920x1200 monitor with GTX 780. i found out that the best resolution (playable) that i can get is 1600p (2x downsampling)

Change the smoothness setting in Nvidia control panel under "DSR - Smoothness."

When I tried it I found that 17% was the most satisfying balance between too jaggy and too blurry.

That said I still prefer downsampling by adding custom resolution in Nvidia control panel, it somehow looks better imo.

I also noticed that if I enable DSR the desktop gets messed up when I hover over taskbar, it has this smooth rectangle effect which doesn't appear in screen captures.

[ERSCreeper]

I use the DSR feature to run games at 4k, 100% smoothness because I can, but to be honest, I some games I find it a bit off putting and I normally have AA cranked to the max with DSR on.

[ShadowCaptain]

It is rather experimental, and it will work in some games better that others (great for games that lack good AA options)

 

Try tweaking settings too, it can make a big difference