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Didn't see these being discussed.

I got a decent little 10% or so performance bump on my 7900XTX. Just a guess obviously but benchmarks on youtube seem to bear that out as well.

I might be insane, it's probably a placebo or a setting I changed, but I feel like FSR2 Quality looks less aliased now. I noticed a lot before but just played 2 hours and didn't notice it at all. Like I said, probably a placebo, but you never know.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago (2 children)

Maybe it was on native FSR which is very shimmery. Aliasing with FSR quality on the other hand is quite good.

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago

Yes the native mode using FSR2 as the AA method is broken. I've also noticed this problem in other games that support Native FSR2 such as Forspoken. Not sure how that is possible when it is supposed to be just AA on the edges of polygons.

AMD seriously needs to sort this issue ASAP since that is the main reason why Xess and DLSS always look better in motion.

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