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Store Page View Stats: Global Achievements Metro Exodus > General Discussions > Topic Details yusufali23 View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 3:08am VRS ON or OFF? I played @1440p extreme setting with my rtx 3080 + i9 9900K oc 5ghz.Which better setting for best image? VRS ON 2x or VRS OFF??Thx before The author of this topic has marked a post as the answer to their question. Click here to jump to that post. Originally posted by RubiiX: VRS at x2 provides a nice boost in frame rate with literally no perceivable loss in quality. x4 takes it to another level and provides a large boost but a noticeable drop in quality. There really isn't any reason NOT to use x2. Variable rate shading is a fantastic way of providing a performance boost by sacrificing some detail in obscure locations on screen such as distant objects where you wouldn't notice the loss in detail anyway.In the end though, it really comes down to your personal preference. If you somehow have hawk eyes and notice a loss in quality at even x2, turn it off. But I doubt you could see the difference even with a side by side comparison. < > Showing 1-15 of 25 comments das3erawsdas View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 3:14am i have vrs 4x on 3090 #1 VTG-1800 View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 4:42am

Originally posted by yusufali23:I played @1440p extreme setting with my rtx 3080 + i9 9900K oc 5ghz.Which better setting for best image? VRS ON 2x or VRS OFF??Thx before

VRS 4x it's much better, see my profile for PC spec. #2 yusufali23 View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 7:00am

Originally posted by VTG1800:

Originally posted by yusufali23:I played @1440p extreme setting with my rtx 3080 + i9 9900K oc 5ghz.Which better setting for best image? VRS ON 2x or VRS OFF??Thx before

VRS 4x it's much better, see my profile for PC spec.

VRS 2x better than off isnt it? #3 BurningSky View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 7:23am VRS is a performance booster. 2x2 adjusts resolution in a 4pixel area while 4x4 does it in a 16 pixel area. So for best image quality set it to off. #4 BOT Cecil View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 7:36am I was about to say, isn't VRS supposed to be off for best image quality? Thank you for clearing that up, BurningSky. #5 VTG-1800 View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 7:39am

Originally posted by yusufali23:

Originally posted by VTG1800:VRS 4x it's much better, see my profile for PC spec.

VRS 2x better than off isnt it?

Sorry my bad, just use DLSS quality mode or performance mode. VRS reduce much far texture look blurry image texture. For my opinion, when your PC DLSS on when stable in 50-60fps, VRS off. But when DLSS on still have issues laggy just use VRS 2x. When you want more performance use VRS 4x, but the texture going lower or blurry.Your spec same like me, just use VRS off. I already compared zoomed with Photoshop. #6 papalazarou View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 12:53pm vrs variable rate shader, as low as possible or off if you can with dlss. #7 The author of this thread has indicated that this post answers the original topic. RubiiX View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 2:15pm VRS at x2 provides a nice boost in frame rate with literally no perceivable loss in quality. x4 takes it to another level and provides a large boost but a noticeable drop in quality. There really isn't any reason NOT to use x2. Variable rate shading is a fantastic way of providing a performance boost by sacrificing some detail in obscure locations on screen such as distant objects where you wouldn't notice the loss in detail anyway.In the end though, it really comes down to your personal preference. If you somehow have hawk eyes and notice a loss in quality at even x2, turn it off. But I doubt you could see the difference even with a side by side comparison. #8 yusufali23 View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 2:25pm Thx for the explanation guys.. I will sett off my vrs for better image. Thx before 🙏🙏🙏 #9 yusufali23 View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 2:30pm

Originally posted by VTG1800:

Originally posted by yusufali23:VRS 2x better than off isnt it?

Sorry my bad, just use DLSS quality mode or performance mode. VRS reduce much far texture look blurry image texture. For my opinion, when your PC DLSS on when stable in 50-60fps, VRS off. But when DLSS on still have issues laggy just use VRS 2x. When you want more performance use VRS 4x, but the texture going lower or blurry.Your spec same like me, just use VRS off. I already compared zoomed with Photoshop.

But your specs is 3080ti?? Seriously dude 3080 Ti?? I think 3080ti not release yet #10 VTG-1800 View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 6:17pm

Originally posted by yusufali23:

Originally posted by VTG1800:Sorry my bad, just use DLSS quality mode or performance mode. VRS reduce much far texture look blurry image texture. For my opinion, when your PC DLSS on when stable in 50-60fps, VRS off. But when DLSS on still have issues laggy just use VRS 2x. When you want more performance use VRS 4x, but the texture going lower or blurry.Your spec same like me, just use VRS off. I already compared zoomed with Photoshop.

But your specs is 3080ti?? Seriously dude 3080 Ti?? I think 3080ti not release yet

My mistake lol #11 Jig McGalliger View Profile View Posts 7 May, 2021 @ 7:37pm VRS does not affect textures in any way, it only affects transparencies like fire/glass/maybe smoke. Use 2X if you get frametiming tanks during scenes with lots of fire. Last edited by Jig McGalliger; 7 May, 2021 @ 7:50pm #12 skiF View Profile View Posts 22 Jan, 2022 @ 5:58pm

Originally posted by das3erawsdas:i have vrs 4x on 3090

like we gonna believe you own a 3090 #13 RubiiX View Profile View Posts 23 Jan, 2022 @ 12:28am

Originally posted by skiF:

Originally posted by das3erawsdas:i have vrs 4x on 3090

like we gonna believe you own a 3090

Why did you bring back a dead post just to say you don't believe someone owns a 3090 lolI own one as well. They exist believe it or not. #14 yusufali23 View Profile View Posts 23 Jan, 2022 @ 12:33am

Originally posted by RubiiX6137:

Originally posted by skiF:like we gonna believe you own a 3090

Why did you bring back a dead post just to say you don't believe someone owns a 3090 lolI own one as well. They exist believe it or not.

so true XDmaybe he used gtx 750 ti and never get a new gpu bcoz high price #15 < > Showing 1-15 of 25 comments Per page: 1530 50 Metro Exodus > General Discussions > Topic Details Date Posted: 7 May, 2021 @ 3:08amPosts: 25 Discussions Rules and Guidelines

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