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Starfield players pirate the DLSS mod after the developer locks it behind paywall
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this post was submitted on 06 Sep 2023
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My GPU is Nvidia (1660 Super), but doesn't support DLSS or doesn't support the latest iteration of it, I am not entirely sure. I, personally, try to avoid using upscalers and just want the native resolution. This is the only game I have taken advantage of the upscaling for more than just comparison, because it's almost unplayable without it since the GPU I have is technically below the minimum requirement. My sister has a newer RTX card so I can compare DLSS between FSR, and I can't even really tell much difference. They're both blurrier than native, but it's more noticable on a monitor than a TV.
Yeah anything with a GTX prefix like your 1660S doesn't support DLSS, only the RTX 2000 and up works. I agree completely, I've never used upscaling before as I'd much rather have a clearer picture at native resolution, but if I wanna stay above 30FPS minimums then I need to use FSR with my RX 6700XT running at 1440p. Didn't think I'd play any games that made my GPU feel that bad for at least another year or two.
As someone who's been subbed to Puredark for months for his various dlss+fg mods, it makes a big difference!