DLSS 4 (the new Super Resolution and Ray Reconstruction models) will be compatible with ALL RTX GPUs
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Xcell Miguel
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Note : if you use Inspector to force DLSS DLLs overrides and presets globally, you have to redo it every time a driver is installed as it resets these settings.
If you set it per game (either in the NV App or Inspector), it will be kept, only the global DLSS overrides are reset on driver update.
Also, Inspector only does what the NV App does : it changes settings in the Registry, it just exposes more settings.
DLSS Swapper only swaps DLL files and can't force presets.
If you set it per game (either in the NV App or Inspector), it will be kept, only the global DLSS overrides are reset on driver update.
Also, Inspector only does what the NV App does : it changes settings in the Registry, it just exposes more settings.
DLSS Swapper only swaps DLL files and can't force presets.
Sept Terrion Of Nothing
Member
So, you guys recommend to download Inspector? Because even though I have RTX 4080, I'm playing lots of old games to revisit them. Or Inspector shines with the new games?
I can call myself kinda power user but didn't use inspector nearly 10-15 years now.
I can call myself kinda power user but didn't use inspector nearly 10-15 years now.
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Mithos
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Actually the Nvidia App settings have reset (the DLSS4 override parts) on every driver update so far for me.
zeomax
Member
What is the bug?
yamaci17
Member
you can see some ghosting in the corner of the screen while panning the camera
update is live
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Bojji
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So yeah, nvidia app is trashy at the moment.
Nvidia inspector + DLSS swapper is the the ultimate combo.
With this option (show on screen indicator) detailed dlss info can be seen in real time so you can confirm dlss3/4 is working and in what preset:
In AC Shadows DLSS4 produces insane ghosting so that's why game uses preset E by default.
Nvidia inspector + DLSS swapper is the the ultimate combo.
With this option (show on screen indicator) detailed dlss info can be seen in real time so you can confirm dlss3/4 is working and in what preset:
In AC Shadows DLSS4 produces insane ghosting so that's why game uses preset E by default.
Luipadre
Member
So yeah, nvidia app is trashy at the moment.
Nvidia inspector + DLSS swapper is the the ultimate combo.
With this option (show on screen indicator) detailed dlss info can be seen in real time so you can confirm dlss3/4 is working and in what preset:
In AC Shadows DLSS4 produces insane ghosting so that's why game uses preset E by default.
I played ac with dlss4, because you get much crisper image and much more details, but its one of the buggiest game i've played with dlss4. It has really awful ghosting issues and you can see some annoying lines on the sky from time to time when moving the camera.
MMaRsu
Gold Member
Not in my experience with DLSS4 forcing inspector to have everything in preset K
Looks great with FSR3 even, only some icons judder a bit
Toots
Member
So dlss gives a clearer picture even in a lower resolution but it also kills birds ?
TrebleShot
Member
Yeah, its amazing tech when implemented properly, frame gen in dark ages is indisguishable from native, the tech has a bright future.
//DEVIL//
Member
its hard to compare when its not the exact same image. and for some reason, it's very low quality too. are you on a dial-up connection?
yamaci17
Member
I compare in motion and it is difficult to align the exact same shot as a result. comparing while standing still would be pointless as all upscalers do a great job when standing still
for the rest of your comment, go bother someone else