JRPGfan said: Here is FSR 2.0 (1440->4k) vs Native 4k+TAA+Sharpening enabled: It still looks like it beats out Native 4k imo (even with TAA + Sharpening also applied to the 4k picture). edit:
There is a link to a PDF, and if you scroll down to page 55, it reaches the FSR 2.0 part. |
Feels like the sharpening introduced a bit more aliasing on the plastic green wrapper covering the eyes, wheras in FSR 2.0's it is corrected and looks better, definitely an improvement for sure.
I do wish there was a benchmark tool that features plenty of wires and cables to show off FSR 2.0 both in stills and in motion, because I want to see more of what it can correct over native res.
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