It’s in the same ballpark, but it offers up much better image quality. Nvidia has also stated that they want to better performance for the transformer model as well. The CNN model remains much faster.
Are you sure? Last I read, DLSS4 was heavier than 3 and 3 was comparable to PSSR.
That what I thought too.
FSR2/3 is about ~2ms on consoles (similar to PSSR), and DLSS3 is faster than FSR2/3 on Nvidia GPUs. It might be that DLSS4 is a heavier than FSR2/3, in which it would indeed be slower compared to PSSR. I haven’t seen anyone compare performance between the two like DLSS3 has been done here: https://www.techspot.com/review/2860-amd-fsr-31-versus-dlss/
Have you not tired of concern trolling yet? It's all you've done
The fact it can run in older gpu doesn't means it costs like the PSSR. Personally I think even DLSS2 costs more hardware resources than PSSR thanks to the nvidia GPU more "heavily" built around such graphic features from a decade.
I don't understand what he meant for softer. From my perception TAAU appears softer (and blurried) compared to the PSSR.
PSSR may appear a bit softer in absolutely stills comparisons (also against FSR and even DLSS3). But as soon as you move even very slowly (so 99% of the time when playing), TAAU and FSR become a pixel soup while PSSR remains sharp. This was the first thing I noticed in PSSR, how incredibly sharp it was in motion. At launch it was already sharper than DLSS3 in motion! It should be interesting to compare this version of PSSR with DLSS3 in Shadows.
There is some shimmering... like static on some places in the horizon.
Doesn't this confirm what I said, that the HDR looked better before the update. Apologies for the confusion
Plenty of games have shimmering with DLSS, even set on quality. There is no magic bullet I'm afraid.
PSSR is literally AI upscaling. it will and should fix shimmering. Just like FSR4.
XeSS yes, FSR2.0, no.
I not want appear obtuse but I have a ps5 pro and honestly I never noticed a single game appears softer in stills with PSSR compared whatever upscaler on console, far the contrary. More unstable in some details especially the early iteration but softer it's a news to me (well outside the early version maybe but even in that case FSR has never appeared sharper to me). Of course I can't speak for DLSS because I haven't a pc.
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