@@yol_n Yes, it's more visible, but if it gives you that many frames (and the price is better, or more likely to be used in games), it's not a problem. Most people are driving all the time anyway, so it's not necessarily problem, i think!
@@AndorFazekas the more options always the better I'll choose the one better for my scenario nvidia is the clear winner here but if you have AMD GPU it's the way to go
I liked that you had to ZOOOOOM it in and Point it out in otherwise no one would give a Single F to say . 0:05 in real life boh are actually impossible at that speed ghosting will be seen by your naked eye because of sun llight and never that detailed. 0:14 depth of field in real life is a thing.... but zooming that distance just to see if the shimmering is NO 0:22 PRO tip while playing a game if you are annoyed by jaggies that small ensure you are 1 meter away or more from your monitor. it called FrAA... FREE Anti-Aliasing for you 0:41 same as above. Dont get me wrong amazing video but also highlights the ridiculousness of our expectations.
AMD FSR for the win.... New dlss 3 doesn't support older RTX card this shows Nvidia doesn't even care about their old hardware while AMD is saving us gamers
HI, FRIEND ! Sorry, I'm a newbie! I just want to play in 1080p at 60 fps and for the game to look as good as possible, without the cpu getting too hot... could you please help me and tell me the best configuration for that? PLEASE AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH BRO🥶🙏 RTX 3060 12 GB , RYZEN 7 3800 X , 16 GB RAM .
Is it just me or does fsr look more vibrant??? and I feel like this is just nit picking... anyone immersed in a game will not notice any of these things.....
This is really a BS comparison... It's not a comparison but actually trying to find places where FSR is worse without giving sht about where it's better. In first scene check the background, car antena, and Mercedess sign at front. All are blurred and have trailing artifacts. And yeah, DLSS blurs everything so there is less shimmering and detail at the same time. For second scene you found a spot where FSR was shimmering and then turned on DLSS. Try doing it the other way around. Third/Fourth scene, on the DLSS side power lines disappear and the car is less sharp as in all other cases. Please check my comparison: czcams.com/video/oZcXrVHFuhQ/video.htmlsi=09FCyGRp5pc1_uYJ. It's done the other way around.
@@notbrokebrolt6281 At 4k quality dlss gives you much more than 10% but nowhere near double, the I said double fps is because he said he's using msaa x4 with native.
but for this pixels to be smooth you pay just a few 100 dollars more and thats not worth it, just only for people who have to much money, and those who don't know how to handle money
As someone who hates shimmering/jaggies/aliasing DLSS is no brainer however overpriced GPUs that come with it are huge problem. If AMD would just drop their "even compatible with competitor GPUs" nonsense and develop FSR just for like RDNA 2 and 3 GPUs it would make everything much easier.
I love those arrows that point to things that are not explained.
The image noise
if you need someone to point out what the video is pointing to, you'll be happy with inferior fsr. Ignorance is bliss.
@@exsinner It really is.
@@slow-moe3518 hail amd-simping
@@exsinner Good news for me, then.
FSR 2.2 all video card compatible
Thank you again ATI
Yes, and I don't think you can see the noise if you don't look at it directly! This is awesome!
@@AndorFazekas 0:36 pretty noticeable tbh
@@yol_n Yes, it's more visible, but if it gives you that many frames (and the price is better, or more likely to be used in games), it's not a problem. Most people are driving all the time anyway, so it's not necessarily problem, i think!
@@AndorFazekas the more options always the better I'll choose the one better for my scenario
nvidia is the clear winner here but if you have AMD GPU it's the way to go
Does anyone actually stop playing and stare at various points? Cause, that's damn pitiful.
Nope, nobody will notice, or stop, to check if the far rocks or the edges of the windshield have smooth or rough edges 😂.
Level of details defines the whole.
Theres a bit of ghosting on DLSS and it deletes the stick on 0:53
For me FSR is winner DLSS to blury
FSR have less detal and too sharpness image.
I liked that you had to ZOOOOOM it in and Point it out in otherwise no one would give a Single F to say .
0:05 in real life boh are actually impossible at that speed ghosting will be seen by your naked eye because of sun llight and never that detailed.
0:14 depth of field in real life is a thing.... but zooming that distance just to see if the shimmering is NO
0:22 PRO tip while playing a game if you are annoyed by jaggies that small ensure you are 1 meter away or more from your monitor. it called FrAA... FREE Anti-Aliasing for you
0:41 same as above.
Dont get me wrong amazing video but also highlights the ridiculousness of our expectations.
AMD FSR for the win.... New dlss 3 doesn't support older RTX card this shows Nvidia doesn't even care about their old hardware while AMD is saving us gamers
FSR 3.0 looks more like DLSS 2.0
@@RMKry great considering fsr is not using any AI for 3.1.
@@saul8510 FSR use AI but not like DLSS.
Awesome still's good though since you don't have to own an Rtx card to use FSR
we'll wait for fsr 3.0, hopefully the RX 6000 series supports that feature, maybe it works for all GPUs
FSR 3.0 is available now and it supports RX 6000 series
The default DLSS in Horizon 5 isn't great. You have to update it to the last version manually.
HI, FRIEND ! Sorry, I'm a newbie! I just want to play in 1080p at 60 fps and for the game to look as good as possible, without the cpu getting too hot... could you please help me and tell me the best configuration for that? PLEASE AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH BRO🥶🙏 RTX 3060 12 GB , RYZEN 7 3800 X , 16 GB RAM .
Is it just me or does fsr look more vibrant??? and I feel like this is just nit picking... anyone immersed in a game will not notice any of these things.....
Why the coloring so different
all fsr "artifacts" is result of oversharpening. on monitor it looks better. if you don't like it try to change settings
This is really a BS comparison... It's not a comparison but actually trying to find places where FSR is worse without giving sht about where it's better. In first scene check the background, car antena, and Mercedess sign at front. All are blurred and have trailing artifacts. And yeah, DLSS blurs everything so there is less shimmering and detail at the same time. For second scene you found a spot where FSR was shimmering and then turned on DLSS. Try doing it the other way around. Third/Fourth scene, on the DLSS side power lines disappear and the car is less sharp as in all other cases. Please check my comparison: czcams.com/video/oZcXrVHFuhQ/video.htmlsi=09FCyGRp5pc1_uYJ. It's done the other way around.
I tried both of them in quality mod. They are both bad looking in this game. I play without them with msaa x 4
So you lose more than double fps for little more picture quality compared to dlss at least.
Try DLAA
@@mudzibaba u lose like 10% perf at most running native vs quality for either
@@notbrokebrolt6281 At 4k quality dlss gives you much more than 10% but nowhere near double, the I said double fps is because he said he's using msaa x4 with native.
@@mudzibaba With 4k ultra dlss quality I get 50 fps and with 4k ultra msaa 4x I get 45fps in the benchmark which is exactly a 10% drop
Why amd is less detailed?
Can we talk about how many graphics cards Fsr has saved from the trash can..
Same thing, dlss looks better but has slightly worse fps and fsr is noticeably worse looking with slightly better fps.
Fsr is much worse than dlss or xess (xmx).
Forza horizon 5 DlSS implementation is bad af
bad how? . Its doing a better job than FSR in this game though
@@Keosegner DLSS Doesn't look good in this game, looks cloudy, I prefer FSR...
@@Keosegner both are bad implementations
@@shido8597 Yeah, i watched other video that explained why both are bad implementation.
@@JoseFcoBN both look bad and there isn't a single fps boost
but for this pixels to be smooth you pay just a few 100 dollars more and thats not worth it, just only for people who have to much money, and those who don't know how to handle money
As someone who hates shimmering/jaggies/aliasing DLSS is no brainer however overpriced GPUs that come with it are huge problem. If AMD would just drop their "even compatible with competitor GPUs" nonsense and develop FSR just for like RDNA 2 and 3 GPUs it would make everything much easier.
fsr just meh for poor gamers