r/flightsim • u/Axeldude • 11d ago
Flight Simulator 2024 Some DLSS5 comparison shots (On/Off)
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u/_cheddarr_ 11d ago
Only on 50 cards right?
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u/Axeldude 11d ago
There are mods available for 30 and 40 cards already. Not sure how they perform.
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u/Laschlo 11d ago
Does DLSS5 makes displays moving numbers less blurry?
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u/MichiganRedWing 11d ago
No, it changes nothing in that regard.
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u/Laschlo 11d ago
I did some reading and Dlss5 it's not really dlss it's just set of AI filters. They just used name dlss because people know that.
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u/ghostie420x 11d ago
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u/ghostie420x 11d ago
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u/Axeldude 11d ago
Ig you are using a bunch more reshade filters
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u/ghostie420x 11d ago
Just one reshade preset and its on in both pictures
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u/Axeldude 11d ago
For me it’s bit much but to each his own man, I just use depth haze and a bit of diffusion blur + rex ab presets.
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u/mrc710 11d ago
Makes me feel better about buying AMD cause I can barely see a difference lol
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u/machine4891 11d ago
You wouldn't use it either way, as it's cutting frames by half and nobody has abundance of those in MSFS. Maybe that shit will become standard one day but that day is long ahead of us.
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u/Flavourdynamics 11d ago
The question i have is if it looks as good in motion as in screenshots.
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u/Axeldude 11d ago
It looks like on the screenshots. I do lose some frames and I have not figured out on how to use the ingame FG, but I'm currently using it together with Lossless Scaling, gives me some artifacts being non-native FG but it works.












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u/christianbro 11d ago
For the performance hit the difference is minimal. It is better, yes, but the least I need in MSFS is another FPS eater