Looking for some good AMD GPU settings for quality and clarity.

[sterile wing]

For the driver?

Just about all default only one in driver I recommend is RSR and that's only for games that dont have any built-in

[sturdy solar]

AMD has it's own frame generation stuff that works pretty well with most games; i forget what it's called to memory but you should give that a try

only other thing to note is the game/other readers outside amd won't read the fps that amd ai drivers is generating (ie real fps 90 fps but 120-140fps with amd additional frame generation), its a good stop gap for added visual performance

[indigo remnant]

That's actually what makes it look worse

(Upscaling)

[sturdy solar]

it's not upscaling

[indigo remnant]

and frame generation

Native looks best basically

[sturdy solar]

that's a given

but like it's not noticeable unless you're at a very low base fps

[indigo remnant]

There's not much we can help with, turn the graphics all the way up and see what your GPU can handle

[sturdy solar]

if i was on my main pc i could check for what settings i have

[tame shard]

well my gpu can handle everything just fine on max graphics and stuff, though sometimes with anti aliasing and stuff it can look a bit blurry especially stuff in far distances, but without anti aliasing the edges just look crappy and so there's no like in between its either blurry but good looking or clear and jagged.

RSR requires exclusive fullscreen to work and not just that its just an upscaling feature for performance which is something i dont want/need

[indigo remnant]

What monitor do you have?

[tame shard]

ASUS TUF Gaming VG27BH1B

1080p, 165hz (idk what panel)

[indigo remnant]

I mean if you truly care about visuals then 1080p just aint it

problem is, with higher resolution comes a more expensive gpu, its a rabbit hole

[tame shard]

oh i know that much, im waiting for one of the 4k Oled 240hz monitors to go on sale

well, a decent sale anyways

im just trying to see what i could do on the gpu end to make things more clear and have clarity and stuff, especially things in the distance

most guides are just performance stuff and i dont need that

[indigo remnant]

I dont think there is a special settings combination to make it look crisp, turning all the settings up and not using upscaling / frame generation should make it look as good as possible. There is a high chance youre just not satisfied because of the monitor

[tame shard]

which could very well be the case, but i do know there is some stuff in here that allows overides and stuff over graphic stuff

like some of this stuff

but idk what some of it does nor what method is the best for looks etc

[sturdy solar]

i found the thing i was thinking of; fluid motion frames

these are my global settings