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DLSS 5

Epic 4 9.52%
 
Great 7 16.67%
 
Good 5 11.90%
 
Decent 5 11.90%
 
Poor 6 14.29%
 
Bad 12 28.57%
 
No opinion 3 7.14%
 
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haxxiy said:
Zkuq said:

Are we even looking at the same video? Judging by your description, it's hard to believe we are.

I think they're going from the thumbnail, maybe also the first few seconds. The former in particular would be a bit embarrassing, since that scene, if anything, looks a bit less washed out with DLSS5.

There are significant changes in the tone mapping in that video, so some textures look brighter, but it goes both ways, and some also look darker.

I skimmed through it and it does look cleaner and brighter. It doesn't look cyberpunk anymore.



Bite my shiny metal cockpit!

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Leynos said:
haxxiy said:

I think they're going from the thumbnail, maybe also the first few seconds. The former in particular would be a bit embarrassing, since that scene, if anything, looks a bit less washed out with DLSS5.

There are significant changes in the tone mapping in that video, so some textures look brighter, but it goes both ways, and some also look darker.

I skimmed through it and it does look cleaner and brighter. It doesn't look cyberpunk anymore.

Me too, and I'm not getting that impression at all. I guess we must be noticing different things about the changes.



Holy balls, this is the best I've seen yet, I should have taken my PS5 budget and just went for a PC bavk when they were cheaper. Remasters and remakes are done for if this gets any better. Omg, I'd love to replay Granturismo 1 with these graphics. I have no doubt that in a year or two these will be like PS1 Wipeout games conpared to the Wipeout Omega collection...



I have to wonder what this is going to do for VR games.



Seen a few more PS1 games. DLSS5 is doing better than what was done with the Tomb Raider 1-3 remastered asides from the character model. This is mind blowing stuff. I can't believe this has happened so soon, I knew it would come but not this soon and certainly not this good on it's first iteration. This is going to turn into one of the biggest changes in gaming once developers start implementing it during dev and it's next iterations. I wonder how long will it take to see new games with this as a feature from devs themselves.



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We have achieved photorealism. 



Looks amazing. If only the FPS didn't dive into the dumpster.



LegitHyperbole said:

We have achieved photorealism. 

Nah, but it's really close at times, and even at other times it's mostly impressively close, even if it's not quite there yet.



I truly believe the gaming world is about to be split into two camps. The pre-AI camp, and the post-AI camp. I am firmly in the pre-AI camp, so this means nothing to me. Before AI, I didn't even realize part of what I loved about games was the connection I had with their developers, the development people behind the scenes, their stories, their intentions, their emotions and experiences and how they formed and shaped their art etc. Having any part of a game shaped with AI strips it of its humanity to a certain extent, and as a part of the human race, that means it strips it of what makes well... me, to a certain extent So I have zero interest.

I'm happy for those who don't feel this way, though. I wish I somehow did.



It's just going to be a AI-filter future with artists cut out and/or dramatically cut back. Whoopity doo. Lets just get to "photo realism" because really all it is is a filter and then get over it so it's no big deal already and then graphics whores will have no where else to go because you can just slap a photo-reference AI filter over everything and it will look like (gasp!) a photo, which is photo real.