I am on a potato so this did nothing for me. Not even sure my card is compatible with it. My PC is a 2013 Windows 7 Dell Optiplex 3020 which is an older model business PC not for gaming. Yes it will play my games but everything must be in low settings. I can play ESO in Medium settings as I added the only card I could find compatible with my system which is an nVidia GT 730 and yes that is a very old GPU. My CPU is an i3 dual core. So basically without my card I have the bare minimum to run ESO and with the card it gives it just a little boost. I can't afford another rig right now or believe me I would go out and get one. I also tried playing the game on an XBox One but I can't hold the controller as it makes my hands go numb and I found out if that happens it is very dangerous and a player should not use the equipment.

Hardware: Ryzen 5600G, 32GB, AMD RX 580
Settings: Maximum preset
FSR: Ultra Quality
Multi-threaded rendering: enabled

I am experiencing some odd shadowing effect when the mode is enabled. I tried turning it on then restarting the client but that did not fix the shadowing issue.

I can’t tell if there are any real performance gains. I cap my fps at 60 and my system tends to stay at 55-60 fps in most areas and during combat events with FSR off the same with it on.

FSR: On


FSR: Off

Morning,

Tested FSR last night with the following results:

Did you see any FPS gains? If so, what kind of gains specifically?

Yes, average FPS increased from 73 to 94.

What were you generally doing in-game?

Overland single player PVE.

What card are you using in your PC? What kind of CPU do you have?

Radeon RX 5700. Ryzen 3 3600.

Do you have multi-threaded rendering enabled?

Yes.

What are your graphics settings?

All tests at Maximum option with 100 view distance.

Do you have any other general feedback?

I couldn’t get it to work reliably. Setting the game to fullscreen and then a lower resolution of 1680x720 rendered an error in the Adrenaline driver. The driver reported that the game was not running at a lower resolution than the native monitor resolution of 3440x1440. Toggling to windowed, setting the FSR to Ultra and then back to fullscreen worked for 1 instance. Reloading the UI or the game returned the resolution to 1680x720 and no working FSR though it was enabled. Disabling RSR on the Adrenaline driver rendered zero success.

When FSR is enabled the darkest shadows are rendered out of range. This was observed on a Gigabyte 34” ultra wide as well an HP 10bit 27w workstation display.

Enabling FSR disables Subsampling altogether, which breaks the "group beam" functionality of several addons. The beams now continue through the floor rather than ending at the character's feet.

I'm waiting for FSR 2.0 to come to the game since it is a much better implementation of super resolution than the current 1.0.