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We have added support for AMD's FSR2 and NVIDIA's DLSS2 to our game, which can be found at the bottom of the video options in the options menu. Please note that FSR2 and DLSS2 have some limitations and trade-offs with EGS & DLSS2 only works on Nvidia RTX GPUs.
These technologies work by using different methods to upscale lower resolution frames to higher resolution ones, while preserving and enhancing the details and sharpness of the original image. They can help you improve your performance and graphics quality, depending on your hardware, resolution, and scene complexity.
We recommend using FSR2 or DLSS2 only with 4K or 2K resolutions, as these are the optimal settings for these technologies. For the best image quality results, it's best to set your resolution to 3413x1920 or 3840x2160 and use one of the DLSS modes if your hardware can handle higher resolutions.
Using FSR2 or DLSS2 with lower resolutions (for example 1080p & below) will result in blurry or pixelated images, as the upscaling process doesn't have enough information to work with at lower resolutions.
If you are using a lower resolution monitor or device (1080p & below), you will want to keep FSR2 or DLSS2 disabled and use the native resolution of your screen.
These technologies work by using different methods to upscale lower resolution frames to higher resolution ones, while preserving and enhancing the details and sharpness of the original image. They can help you improve your performance and graphics quality, depending on your hardware, resolution, and scene complexity.
We recommend using FSR2 or DLSS2 only with 4K or 2K resolutions, as these are the optimal settings for these technologies. For the best image quality results, it's best to set your resolution to 3413x1920 or 3840x2160 and use one of the DLSS modes if your hardware can handle higher resolutions.
Using FSR2 or DLSS2 with lower resolutions (for example 1080p & below) will result in blurry or pixelated images, as the upscaling process doesn't have enough information to work with at lower resolutions.
If you are using a lower resolution monitor or device (1080p & below), you will want to keep FSR2 or DLSS2 disabled and use the native resolution of your screen.