#serrated in screen

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hardy urchin
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Hello guys, i have a RTX 4060 Windforce 8GB but i have some serrated in details in my screen, can you help me please?

somber perch
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Please provide screenshots or screen photos as it's not very clear on what's going on.

hardy urchin
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Every time I open a game, there are some jagged edges, and it seems like the quality is bad.

For example, on a tree, I can see small jagged edges when I change position. Sorry for my bad English, I'm Brazilian. I'm not sure if it's jagged edges or something blurry, it's just in small details.

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I'm not sure if it's clear, but on the roof of a house, for example, it looks like the quality gets bad and jagged edges appear as I move in the game.

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I set the Anisotropic Filtering to 16x, but the issue persists.

somber perch
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Your screenshot indicates that the game is anti-aliased correctly, at least in static scenes.

If aliasing appears only when the game is in motion, next is to investigate whether the cause is the game's TAA being sub-par, or if the monitor is having inverse ghosting issues.

Record a video of the game using your own computer's recording functionalities (Xbox Game Bar, NVIDIA GeForce Experience/NVIDIA App, OBS, etc.). Play the video once you have recorded it. When the aliasing appears, pause the video and see if the aliasing is highly visible or disappears.

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If the aliasing becomes obvious:

  • check if the game offers the option to use an alternate anti-aliasing solution, such as DLAA, DLSS, or basically anything else
  • failing that, check if the game offers the option to use a higher render scale or super-sampling (warning: will reduce FPS)
  • failing that, enable DLDSR factors in NVIDIA Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings, restart the computer, and launch the game, set the screen resolution to a DLDSR resolution (warning: will reduce FPS)

If the aliasing is not visible in the video:

  • adjust anti-ghosting/overdrive/motion clarity settings in the monitor OSD to a point where this stops
hardy urchin
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Exactly, it's looking more like ghosting. Is there any way to resolve this using the video card? I'm thinking about calling in the warranty, it seems like it doesn't perform as well as it should.

hardy urchin
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What do you think, is it normal for you?

somber perch
hardy urchin
hardy urchin
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there where I pointed the gun, when I walk, they become serrated, at 0:11 seconds.

somber perch
hardy urchin
somber perch
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MSAA is not recommended for modern games as it has a high tendency to fail to AA modern game elements

Turn off MSAA fully, then enable TXAA instead at x4. As this game is really old, this is basically your only temporal option.

See if the game looks smoother.

hardy urchin
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Okayy!!

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Thank you so much!!

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Ah, just one question

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How i can know if my video card is good? I mean, undamaged

somber perch
hardy urchin
somber perch
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Low frame rate

High latency (delay)

Stutters

Freeze

Loud noises

hardy urchin
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The graphics look bad, the game doesn't look fluid, etc.

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Can you help me?

somber perch
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You can only polish a PS3 game up so much

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And GTAV eventually runs out of CPU headroom

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What CPU do you have?

hardy urchin
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Yess, i know, but about Red Dead Redemption 2 and before my game wasn't so bad

hardy urchin
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I mean, it wasn't that bad before, I did some settings in the Nvidia panel and out of nowhere everything went bad

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I think can be in Nvidia Panel, what do you think?

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Can you help me with this?

somber perch
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Changing settings in that page is the cause of a ton of issues

hardy urchin
hardy urchin
somber perch
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There doesn't seem to be any problems, but just to be sure, click "Restore Defaults" at the top right corner

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Also, for RDR2:

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This game's preset slider's actual values will vary depending on both the video card power level and the current screen resolution

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Your "medium" is definitely not going to be someone else's "medium"

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Check the individual settings to be sure

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If unsure:

  • Restore defaults in-game
  • Enable the advanced graphics settings
  • Restore defaults in-game again
  • Disable the advanced graphics settings
  • Restore defaults in-game for one last time
  • Individually adjust the non-advanced graphics settings to High
  • Do Not Enable MSAA
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Your CPU is fine, so it's unlikely to be a problem

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So I'm thinking game setting errors

hardy urchin
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hmm okay, i will try now

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ah

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@somber perch

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Thanks for everthing, really

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Im testing in the game now, but i need to say to you, your help was / is good for me

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okay, the game is better now

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but i can see the problem, my monitor is not good

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have some ghosting

somber perch
hardy urchin
hardy urchin
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or is automaticaly?

somber perch
hardy urchin
somber perch
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It's on

hardy urchin
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okayy

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done

somber perch
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Exit the game.

hardy urchin
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okay

somber perch
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Put DLSSTweaks inside RDR2's executable folder.

Put the version 3.7.0 of DLSS DLL inside RDR2's executable folder (overwrite if prompted)

Run DLSSTweaks and set it so that the Presets are using "E" instead of Auto.

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Save.

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Run the game.

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Open the graphics settings.

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Enable DLSS. (TAA will turn off automatically. this is normal.)

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Set the DLSS quality level setting to Quality.

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Check if the game looks sharper and less ghosty

hardy urchin
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okay!!

somber perch
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If you want to play the online component, I'd suggest removing DLSSTweaks entirely

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And just drop in the DLL

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and perhaps remove it when playing online (verify the game files so it puts the original version)

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for single player though leave the dll in

hardy urchin
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okay, sure

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Well, I don't know how to say it, but when I look at the trees, it seems like I can see the pixels moving in Red Dead Redemption 2, I don't know what it could be. Could it be a driver?

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hereeee, look, i can take a video

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5 seconds, you can see

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and, i changed my monitor. I have two.

somber perch
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I am assuming that you already have DLSS Quality level set to Quality and not any lower setting already

If that's the case, in DLSSTweaks, set the resolution to 1.0 for the Quality level

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Set "Enable" to True and then the Quality to "1.0"

image.png
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  • Your FPS may drop, as you will no longer be rendering at a lowered resolution
somber perch
hardy urchin
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ohh sure, well, its ok, its TAA is disable

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But i fixed that

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I have some crashes in the game, i mean, It takes a while to brake, but it brakes very hard and then returns to normal, is this normal?

hardy urchin
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noooooo i know what is the problem

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i have a lot screen taring on my monitor

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can i resolve this?

somber perch
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if you don't want to turn on vsync because of lag, also turn on nvidia reflex to minimize that impact