GTX 980 TI - help to make best use of new gpu

[bradLP560]

I have a couple of 980ti's, can't see any setting for DSR. Where is it?

 

[shadragon]

Dynamic Super Resolution - nVidia name for technology where game is rendered in higher resolution than your monitor and then downscaled which makes graphics look less 'jaggy'.
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/dsr

Be aware there are a few downsides to DSR. When livestreaming to YouTube gaming I was broadcasting in a lot higher resolution than 1080, but only 1080 res was being seen on YouTube. Everything looked like I was zoomed in and I was missing 20% of the image around the edges. Took a lot of finagling to get it to work properly. It isn't a universally supported technology and you may have issues in some areas.

 

[thane]

Why are you using DSR and Supersampling? they are just two ways of doing the same, if you are using both you are making a strange mix and getting closer to 4K or even go over it.


Supersampling: game render in higher resolution and then downscales to fit your screen resolution
DSR: exactly the same but through the Nvidia options.

Choose one of both, and see wich performance / quality is better for you, there is no magic answer here, it depends on your preferences and other specs of your rig.


i have the 980ti, actually running 2x supersampling & FXAA (since SMAA is not working in 1.4.) over a full HD monitor, 60hz stable even inside stations. The DSR works nice but it's very blurry for me, even with the Antialiasing deactivated

Thanks - I'm clear now. And thanks for the settings that you use.

 

[Duane Dibbley]

I have a couple of 980ti's, can't see any setting for DSR. Where is it?

Ever thought of..oh I dunno..actual 4k!

Why are you using DSR and Supersampling? they are just two ways of doing the same, if you are using both you are making a strange mix and getting closer to 4K or even go over it.


Supersampling: game render in higher resolution and then downscales to fit your screen resolution
DSR: exactly the same but through the Nvidia options.

Choose one of both, and see wich performance / quality is better for you, there is no magic answer here, it depends on your preferences and other specs of your rig.


i have the 980ti, actually running 2x supersampling & FXAA (since SMAA is not working in 1.4.) over a full HD monitor, 60hz stable even inside stations. The DSR works nice but it's very blurry for me, even with the Antialiasing deactivated

Ref blurry DSR - Have you tried smoothness set to zero?