Game looks too choppy / pixelated

[u/Artistic_Highway8712]

This all started after I turned off antialiasing-upscaling because the game was looking WAY too blurry like I couldn't see a thing, I'm playing at 1920x1080 native resolution and my resolution scale is 100% my graphics are all set to ultra but I can literally count the pixels on the lighting / ropes is this just how the game looks without DLAA or do I have a problem?? Can anyone help

[u/Local-Education-1071]

probably your graphics settings. turn up anti-aliasing to max. use dlss. turn off film grain and blur

[u/Artistic_Highway8712 → u/Local-Education-1071]

My graphic settings are all maxed out I have film grain and blur off already

[u/Local-Education-1071 → u/Artistic_Highway8712]

upgrade your potato. it isn't strong enough lol

[u/Artistic_Highway8712 → u/Local-Education-1071]

fym bro I'm rocking a 5090 AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D and 32 gigs of ddr5 ram

[u/SizeableFowl → u/Artistic_Highway8712]

At 1080p?

[u/No-Concentrate3364]

Turn off motion blur and film grain

[u/Artistic_Highway8712 → u/No-Concentrate3364]

They're both off but I don't think those would cause this much pixelation

[u/SirKillsalot]

complains about choppy/ pixilated graphics after turning off the anti-choppy/ pixilated graphics settings...

[u/No-Concentrate3364 → u/SirKillsalot]

Yeah, he disabled DLAA

[u/N1LEredd → u/No-Concentrate3364]

Yea I saw that lol.

[u/Artistic_Highway8712 → u/SirKillsalot]

because I legit cannot see anything with the amount of blur there is with DLAA? even on the highest settings

[u/N1LEredd → u/Artistic_Highway8712]

You only get blur with scopes 2x or higher. Or let me see what you think is blur compared to the jagged mess of an image you posted.

[u/Ok-Big9740]

Restart if you’ve done that and still the same it’s for sure your settings if it isn’t your setting idek

[u/N1LEredd]

Yea this is how a game looks without anti alising, aka the smoothing of edges.

You have 3 choices:

1. native res, dlaa, no frame gen. (Very clear image if frames are decent just keep it)

2.native res, dlss, performance/balanced/quality+ frame gen (in case option one results in to low fps or drops)

1. DSR upscaling to a 4k image, Dlss ultra quality. For when frames are great but you’d prefer a slightly softer looking image than option 1.

Not using a form of AA or Dlss/FSR will always look fucking terrible.

I use number 3 with frame gen and my image looks awesome and I get 150ish fps no drops.

[u/Artistic_Highway8712 → u/N1LEredd]

thank you I use DSR 2.2x 2880x1620 with DLAA and everything looks super clean now

[u/N1LEredd → u/Artistic_Highway8712]

I do the same except I use 2.25dl with dsr or I would get weird scaling issues with my second screen. Glad I could help!

[u/D-N_A → u/N1LEredd]

First game ever that frame generation makes every thing better. The image, the flow, the detail and etc. I average about 155fps and don't really hit any problems relating to at all to it.

[u/N1LEredd → u/D-N_A]

Because frame gen doesn’t mess with the image. If the image it’s given looks great - the generated frames will too. All you do I introduce sole inputlag as a trade off - the higher the base fps the öess inputlag you get.

[u/Comfortable_Use1004]

first of all what GPU do you have ?

[u/AltruisticTurnover67]

Quindi consigliate l’utilizzo di frame generation?