DLAA....

Redguards_Revenge

I laughed at the YT videos showing it. Looked like it made no difference. Especially at 1080p. I considered it trash and forgot about it....
I logged in today and went to settings to turn on the music to hear the new song, I then went to the graphics settings. There were a lot more settings now.
Then I hovered over AA....I rolled my eyes and said "ok I guess, I am here, let me try this" When I turned it on I was in disbelief. The difference is night and day on a 1080p screen.
I was dead wrong about DLAA. I know people say YT destroys the quality of videos, but wow. I would like to congratulate the ZoS team.

Gaebriel0410

Yeah DLAA looks great! I usually turned off AA in the game options and ran a better AA through my shader instead, but when I compared it with the new options DLAA looked slightly better than my shader's AA too, so I immediately switched.

Beilin_Balreis_Colcan

Where's this setting? In the nVidia control panel, or within ESO? I can't seem to find it.

Tommy_The_Gun

I play on 1080p and To me DLAA looks kinda like TAA, but with additional sharpening filter. It looks nice, but often it is kinda weird. Almost like one of those images from Photoshop Lightroom in which someone wanted to fix a blurry photo, but overdone it a bit...

...Or maybe it is just me. I have been playing with TAA for a long time, so maybe I am just used to it too much.

vsrs_au wrote: »

Where's this setting? In the nVidia control panel, or within ESO? I can't seem to find it.

It is in ESO video settings, in-game. It is the Anti-Aliasing mode. As far as I am aware the option to use DLSS or DLAA only appears if you have an Nvidia RTX gpu.