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Nvidia DSR - a second look


renault

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This is a bit of an eclectic collection of a few random screenshots during testing of Nvidia's DSR option.

 

One of the issues I have always had with XPlane it seems is that I have never been happy with their implementation of antialiasing.

 

Using DSR at 4K means that I don't use any AA settings resulting in over a 40% reduction in the load on my GPU (measured using MSI Afterburner)

 

As always thanks for stopping by . It is always appreciated.

 

I would also like to acknowledge my appreciation to Craigeaglefire and OlderNdirt for their assistance and encouragement during this little experiment 

 

Cheers

Renault

 

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These shots are great, I use the DSR setting with AA and my shots don't even come close to looking this good. Maybe a temporary switch of Vizio's from the bedroom to the office to see how 4K looks with my 1050 Ti. I know it supports 4K at 30FPS. At a 40% reduction do you get both quality and performance? I will be using P3Dv4.5.

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5 hours ago, lifejogger said:

These shots look great!!!!!!!!!  I personally cannot see how you could improve on them.

 

Thanks John. Appreciate you commenting

Cheers

 

 

2 hours ago, adambar said:

Awesome looking shots Renault! :)

Thanks Adam

Cheers

 

2 hours ago, Jack Sawyer said:

Nice shots.

Thanks very much Jack

Cheers

 

1 hour ago, M110A2 said:

These shots are great, I use the DSR setting with AA and my shots don't even come close to looking this good. Maybe a temporary switch of Vizio's from the bedroom to the office to see how 4K looks with my 1050 Ti. I know it supports 4K at 30FPS. At a 40% reduction do you get both quality and performance? I will be using P3Dv4.5.

Thank you.

 

Sorry, I can't comment on P3D as I don't have it. These were all with XPlane

 

I had been using 1080p with FXAA + 8xSS which is quite a performance hog and resulted in an average GPU utilization of between 70-85% in most areas. Image quality was good, but I didn't like pushing my gpu that hard

 

When I switched to DSR at 4 K and turned off AA since it wasn't needed at that resolution ,my average gpu utilization dropped to around 40-45% in a series of saved flights that I used for comparison. Image quality and overall fidelity was much higher I felt using DSR. . In addition, average gpu temperature dropped about 10C and fan speed was lower 

 

I use adaptive vsync set to 1/2 my monitor refresh rate ,which gives me  30 fps regardless of where I fly and my frame rates didn't change (there was no change on the cpu temperature, clock speed or fan speed)  So perhaps the best answer I can give is that image quality improved with DSR , workload on my system (gpu) was reduced significantly  and there was no change in simulation performance which remained very smooth under all tested scenarios.

 

I should mention that using DSR at 4K is about the same workload on your gpu as running straight 4K to a dedicated 4K monitor. The new Turing architecture cards from Nvidia seem to do very well with the option, but when I had tried it in the past with older generation cards ,results were not as good, mainly due to the gpu's inability to handle the increased workload (framerates took a major reduction).

 

Cheers

R

 

 

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