likely because it's not been trained with VRS as an input.
Total AA substitution, TSSAA for example is completely disabled when using DLSS in the case of Wolfenstein.
Two possibilities, either the ground truth images that DLSS was based on was devoid of VRS.
Yeah, you are right. Training is continually fine tuned and done on a variety of game images. Per game training isn't necessary though I imagine at some point it will train images from missing games. I wouldn't be surprised if Nvidia is working on a process to extract images without the need for developer submissions.
That would be quite an advancement. Normally I would think that they would create a base solution; and add specialized layers at the end for each title. But if this isn’t required, that’s quite an AI that they have now.
All the more reason for missing the VRS input, as the global method doesn't take into account VRS that is massively variable across different games.
Irrespective of aspect ratio and RTX model?
I suspect aspect ratio would be one of many tweakable training model variables changed over the course of continuous training.
I thought Wolfenstein was one of the games that was trained ?
Nothing out except tech site reviews on the new DLSS 2.0. The competition (Intel and AMD) looks to have their work cut out in coming up with an alternative tech.
I hope they don't bother, I don't want some algorithm (tensors or not) guesstimating what I should see on my screen, I want artist deciding what should be on the screen. DLSS X2 on the other hand is another story, that would be more than welcome addition to AA-options.
It honestly shouldn't matter at range. As long as up close things aren't disappearing. The realities of the human mind is that we see or don't see a lot of things when we look at a distance anyway. Not with the level of detail that you'd photographically memorize everything and expect to see it exactly in that way up close.
NVIDIA gave these information to Hardware Unboxed, as a response to their inquiry.
That's no longer possible since the age of TAA, Checkerboard Rendering and Temporal Reconstruction.
Encouraging, but we all know the reality of PR vs accuracy. God knows we get enough Nvidia marketing here let alone tech sites.
Thank God for that. Currently there is little interesting competitive features can be discussed, though it might present itself in a different context to this thread in the near future.
