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Question about DSR 4K upscale quality.

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Hello. I have 2080 Ti Aorus Xtreme Wateforce and monitor is Acer Predator 27inch 1440hz 1440P.

My question is. If i enable upscale to 4k in some game by nvidia DSR i will se an better image quality?or not?

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It would be better image quality only in games, but you probably wouldn't get 144hz then. 

It would basically be an alternative to AA, it smoothes the edges so you don't see the edges as much.

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Just now, Origami Cactus said:

It would be better image quality only in games, but you probably wouldn't get 144hz then. 

It would basically be an alternative to AA, it smoothes the edges so you don't see the edges as much.

And use 50% smoothness?

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Just now, worry said:

And use 50% smoothness?

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As far as i know DSR just means rendering the game at an higher resolution than your monitors, so where do you see a smoothness slider?

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1 minute ago, Origami Cactus said:

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As far as i know DSR just means rendering the game at an higher resolution than your monitors, so where do you see a smoothness slider?

Just somewhere i read ah ok so if there is not slider its fine

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12 minutes ago, Origami Cactus said:

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As far as i know DSR just means rendering the game at an higher resolution than your monitors, so where do you see a smoothness slider?

Nvidia Control Panel.

10 minutes ago, worry said:

Just somewhere i read ah ok so if there is not slider its fine

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1 minute ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Nvidia Control Panel.

 

But why?

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1 hour ago, Origami Cactus said:

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As far as i know DSR just means rendering the game at an higher resolution than your monitors, so where do you see a smoothness slider?

Meh i tried in CONTROL ,DSR from 1440p to 4k and upscale DLSS from 960p to 1080p . And it looking worst on 1080p

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6 minutes ago, worry said:

Meh i tried in CONTROL ,DSR from 1440p to 4k and upscale DLSS from 960p to 1080p . And it looking worst on 1080p

DLSS is pointless thing, i wouldn't use it. 

 

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5 minutes ago, worry said:

Meh i tried in CONTROL ,DSR from 1440p to 4k and upscale DLSS from 960p to 1080p . And it looking worst on 1080p

What's that even mean? DSR is downscale not upscale. You mean you use DSR to enable 4K and then u use DLSS on top of that? 

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