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RTX 4090 Reviews Up

Izerous said:
I feel like benchmarks should ensure DLSS is always off for that reason. Any benchmark that I notice with DLSS on I automagically ignore it.
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See I think that is the wrong approach. I think you should have both, or more accurately ensure you have at least some with DLSS, FSR, and whatever the Intel one is called.

Ignoring it completely isn't giving the full scope of what the cards can do. And plus I want to know if turning on DLSS will make a certain game cross that threshold of playable/not-playable. And will turning it on make things worse due to being off by a pixel or some, or artifacts, or any other issue.

Oh but just to be clear, having only DLSS results is a bad thing.
 
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