We would suggest the order you should approach the various technologies is: DLSS first for any GeForce GPUs, then XeSS for everyone else, and FSR only if you resolutely refuse to use anything other than AMD software on your AMD graphics card even if Intel's tech is better. Though Nvidia's DLSS is only available to people running GeForce graphics cards, while AMD and Intel's FSR and XeSS are available to all. (Image credit: CDPR) Should I use DLSS, FSR, or XeSS in Cyberpunk 2077?Ĭyberpunk 2077 has the full suite of PC upscaling features on offer, with Nvidia, AMD, and Intel's different methods on offer to the discerning PC gamer. And CD Projekt Red has made a game world so richly detailed that even with standard rasterised rendering it can look stunning.

You'll note we've disabled ray tracing for these because when you're gaming a smooth frame rate will be far more rewarding than a pretty but janky experience. Chromatic Aberration is completely unnecessary and makes the edges of the screen lose fidelity, and with Motion Blur at its default state the game can become a really sludgy mess. What you should be disabling no matter what performance you're getting is the Chromatic Aberration setting, and dropping the Motion Blur setting down to Low. They are still a great option for squeezing a sometimes considerable amount of extra performance out of your system. Cyberpunk 2077 does also cover all the main upscaling technologies, with DLSS 3.5, FSR 2.1, and XeSS 1.1 all supported out of the box, though only the proprietary Nvidia tech delivers a close to native image. We also want to ensure that Night City actually feels like a city, and so we'll keep the Crowd Density at High. Our preference here is for the highest native performance as that will give everyone an equal shot at good frame rates.

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