So basically, I noticed that whenever I was playing BDO, my GPU would act weird and underclock itself, running at 1300Mhz instead of 2000Mhz. You can find similar programs that do the same, such as Clockblocker for AMD cards.Įdit : Upon testing with non-EVGA Nvidia cards, /u/Vatican87 found a workaround available here As such if you take screenshots to compare DSR 4x to DLDSR 2.25x (Like Nvidia did), then most people will say that "DSR 4x looks better" because the DSR 4x image has more pixels than the 2.25x image and the extra "AI magic" in DLDSR hasn't been applied to the image yet.Important : I know this works for EVGA-Nvidia cards, not sure if your card is from another manufacturer. As such, if you take a screenshot comparing DSR 2.25x to DLDSR 2.25x and upload it for others to see, they will look identical as the processing of DSR and DLDSR have NOT been applied yet. (Edit: This piece of information may be irrelevant if you're using GeForce Experience for screenshots.) If you take a screenshot of the game with DSR or DLDSR enabled to share it with the internet, the screenshot will be at the higher resolution you selected WITHOUT the processing of DSR or DLDSR applied.
Now, here's a few things people seem to have missed about this:ĭSR and DLDSR will decrease the performance of your game as you are rendering the game at a higher resolution than previously.
It renders the game at a resolution higher than your monitor's.Īs the GPU outputs the image to your monitor, an algorithm then downscales the high resolution image back down to the resolution of your monitor.Īs the GPU outputs the image to your monitor, an artificial intelligence based algorithm then downscales the high resolution image back down to the resolution of your monitor. From my understanding, DLDSR is just DSR, with an artificial intelligence based downscaler.
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