Had a quick play around with this, super cool! Way better than I got to on my own - I'm not a hardware & technologies expert and had tried them out separately, but together - it's another level. Going to 3072x1728 from 2048x1152 (I have a bit of a strange monitor) + DLSS tbh if you hadn't mentioned the 1x thing I probably wouldn't have noticed. The only "issue" I have run into so far was reticle ghosting on the FLIR - going to try this out some more, thanks man!
Legend Chippa! Game looks so much better. Combining your tip with the Nvidia gamma adjustment for seeing indoors/dark areas and my Tarky experience is so much better now. I've just spent 30 minutes loading into maps running around and turning it on/off to test the difference. Thanks man for taking the time to cover it.
No worries man and glad you been able to test it out. Don’t forget you can use this for other games as well. Cheers for taking the time to reply as well Man. :)
@@nikooooo7661 yep it will. It's also effectively cheating as you're getting an unfair advantage externally from the game itself. When something is dark in Tarkov, it's supposed to be that way & it's supposed to be that way for everyone. It's why they put a whole post fx system in place to let people customize how they want the game to look visually in terms of color temperature, saturation, etc, but they wanted to be the ones to put the hard limits on the system so people couldn't use it to get an unfair advantage. Basically, imo, once you start changing gamma settings on your monitor/Nvidia software, you should really just consider playing a different game. Tarkov isn't a competitive fps. Taking this mindset (& actions) into raid actively harms the experience for others who play within the usual confines of the game. Just food for thought
Tarkov Patch 16. Thanks for the video. I am posting this for others with similar systems. I loved the look using the settings that you suggested! The game has never look so good! This was my first time using Dlss let alone Dldsr in any game. Specs: 3060 ti (8gb), 64gm memory and an 8700k on a 2k monitor. With native resolution and medium textures, I would get about 55 FPS with using %20-%40 GPU and over 7 gigs of Vram (basically maxed out vram). * With your settings I started using about %60 gpu and lower 7 gigs of Vram, dipping into 6 gigs. My FPS dropped too much, usually about 38-44 FPS, but I would often get 22- 24 FPS. * I changed things up, going to low textures and your settings, but the image didn't look as nice as my initial settings, so I went back to what I started with. * I will try this again in the future when I can afford to upgrade to a used 12700k or 12900k as I assume that this is my main bottleneck with this game.
I never comment on anything but this deserves it. I have been playing tarkov for around 2 months and never been satisfied with my settings and this video has helped massively with visuals. My cpu is holding me back with higher frames but im finally content with my settings and wont be tinkering with them anymore thanks for the info 👍
WOW.... I dont normally post comments on videos but... I had to for this one. This makes the game look sooo much better! One thing that needs pointed out to people that run in borderless window mode and your trying to run DLSS + DLDSR, you cant change the resolution in game when running in borderless window until you have changed the resolution on your desktop. Once you've changed desktop resolution to one of the 2 DLDSR options than you can change it in EFT. AWESOME VIDEO. Liking and subscribing now! :)
Holy cow im so happy to find this video. I have a 1440p monitor but it is a large screen size (inches). This made it look like a whole new game. The trees and foliage used to have this kind of "watercolor painting" look to it but now it looks amazing. Thanks!
For those with AMD cards, amd has a similar super resolution feature so when FSR comes to tarkov you should be able to approximate this combined technique
Wooow i didn't expect that much of your little trick but it is amazing how much better EFT is running now , thanks a lot i have a blast playing now , no more stuttering or anything. Again thanks a lot :)
I been saying this since dlss 1.0 to streamers. i been telling people who use DLSS they are using it wrong. Even on older GTX cards you can DSR to 1620p and use FSR 2.0
Finally, someone who uses DLDSR with DLSS and showcasing them. DLDSR is actually insane when used with DLSS or AMD FSR 1.0 in Tarkov. I have RTX 3080, i9 9900k with 2x16gb ddr4 3200mhz rams. My CPU bottlenecks my GPU at 1080p so I MUST use DLDSR at all times. I am using DLDSR 2880x1620 Resolution in Tarkov, all of my settings are maxed out(except object lod and overall visibility). With these settings I surely am getting higher fps in-game compared to playing with lowest settings at 1080p. Whole gaming world must know this DLDSR because it's absolute magic
This is a great video...it makes the game look so much better and even gave me a big fps boost.... I only changed to things which was high quality color (a hit to fps but one I can accept) and sharpness I left at one because there was a wierd shimmering effect over the tree's and bushes. The sharpness cleared it up right away though.
Like it! Seems to work pretty well on 4k monitor with rtx2070 Super. However, if I picked the higher, non-native resolutions, I'm taking too much of an fps hit. So doing everything you recommend at native resolution performs a lot better. 77fps on Woods at the moment. Hopefully I can upgrade this gpu in the near future to better bring it in line with running the game at 4k. Thanks again and keep up these in depth videos. Very helpful. Before I was just running DLSS on balanced and getting great fps, but trees, water, and fog looked like an oil painting. Really appreciate the clarity boost here.
I'm in a similar situation. I actually downscale slightly. Dlss to .75 while running my native 1440p just to get slightly better fps. I'll be trying out these settings to see if I can instead get the same or better graphic fidelity without an fps hit, which would be ideal.
THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!!!!!! FINANALY USING MORE 40-50% of my RTX 3060 TI , Now 80 - 90 % GPU usage... with a 30-40 FPS Boost across maps... Game looks AWESOME!!!!! I am SO Happy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Using 27" LG 1080p 144hz Gaming Monitor and DLDSR 2560 x1440 with 33% smoothing + your NVidia control panel and in game settings ( no DLSS or POST FX) History : I upgraded from a GTX1650 Super last Fall just for Tarkov and was supper disappointed after spending all that Money to see such a small improvement. I tried everything mentioned on RUclips about "how to fix low GPU usage" but nothing worked. I was told by everyone "Tarkov is a CPU intensive game" FYI: I have a 9900K / 32GIG Ram and CPU USAGE stayed the same 40- 50 % witch is great for temps. P.S. The FPS stays consistent no matter what I am looking at. (before it was all over the place) God Bless you and your family and thanks again!!!!!!! an
i just upgrade to a amd ryzen 7 5800x3d + rtx 2070. using 24' 144hz 1080p monitor. u think dlss on will give me fps boost? i play in 1920x1080 resolution
I don't play Tarkov but I used DLSS and DLDSR (upscale to 1440 from 1080) on Modern Warfare 2. Get a solid 144fps and my image looks a lot clearer now.
The scoped issue is my one gripe about it and it is actually a biggy, if that was able to be resolved and it didn't look so hazy through a scope then I'd run it because it does look so nice.
@@ChippaWubba could you possibly force update the DLSS like how people do it in every other game? I don’t have a DLSS card but heard a lot of people can download any version including the latest version of the DLSS DLL file and patch the in game DLSS to whatever they desire.
I was hoping more people knew about this increible sorcery and then I found your video, thanks for showing the people what DLDSR+DLSS can do!!!!! Btw if you are running dldsr+dlss quality, you do not need antialaising at all.
Thats a solid video. Improved around 15-20 fps on every map, using it on all maps but Woods, cuz to me it just seems a little "off?" on woods. Great help, havent played with 1x scopes yet, so far im happy tho. :) Cheers!
I was pretty sad that my first rtx card couldn't play cyberpunk at a high a resolution and have max ray tracing at 30fps, but DLSS and DLDSR is MAGIC, absolute wizardry and the game somehow looks better than native. Upclose rough materials lose that native resolution sharpness but everything else just looks 10x better., my game finally looks like those crazy max settings, 100+ graphics mods videos. Can't wait to try it with other games.
This has really improved quality and I actually got a slight FPS boost. Glad you called out the low latency settings and how NVIDIA Reflex is supposed to manage that. Question - what scopes are impacted? I see comments on this and I definitely see a blurry view in the Vudu 1-6x, but are there others?
@@aidanmaguire4740 Just fyi any monitor that mentions reflex, it's not built into the monitor as Reflex is more so a GPU feature to keep the render queue empty. A monitor with Nvidia Reflex means the Latency Analyzer that support this function. Tarkov does have this built in via the in game setting called "flash indicator.
@@ChippaWubba hey bro so apparently the blurry images when using DLSS are caused by post processing effects. Specifically film grain, DOF, chromatic aberration, lens flare etc so turning those off might help. Also unless your running DLSS quality your resolution will underscale so like 4k at DLSS performance is closer to 720p. So running DLSS quality at your preferred resolution might help. Anyway not sure if you have fixed since your video but as I am ordering a new 3070ti soon I would be curious to see if turning off your post processing and running quality Dlss fixes the blurry images. Gg
@@aidanmaguire4740 hey mate. All testing was done on DLSS Quality setting as you mentioned, it's not worth going any lower due to the upscaling. DLSS blur is still there and very noticeable on recordings like native 1440p upscaled from 960p. The main issue is scopes and PIP. Tarkov appears to render this at a lower res but it's also effected by DLSS so looks like crap. Can also be seen in other games with DLSS as well.
Here is what I settled on and is working really well and I think the game looks great. Posting in case it helps others with newer PC gear. R7 5800x3d 3080 FTW 64GB 3200mhz cl16 1440p native monitor I am using Chippa's nVidia control panel settings from this video, except I cap my frames in the control panel at 142 to play nicely with my 144hz monitor. And I have vertical sync as Use Application Setting as well, because I use it. Tarkov settings Physical cores and RAM cleaner NOT checked VSync checked in game, monitor GSync is on Fullscreen Textures high Shadows low LOD 2.5 Visibility 1000 DLSS Quality (DLDSR on 1.78x) HBAO High (I tried this vs High Performance and there was no difference) SSR Off Anisotropic per texture Post FX on Because my frame rate is capped, my PC usage is effectively capped as well. CPU Usage sits at about 20% GPU Usage sits at about 60% Frame rate sits rock steady at 141 FPS on all maps, indoors and outdoors, except Lighthouse. On LH, it has been somewhere in the 130s on average, dips to 120 and rises to 141, but hasn't fallen below 120. Overall, I am very happy with these results, considering my GPU usage has been unpredictable. Sometimes 50-60% and sometimes 98-99%, but frame rate was all over the place.
The only issue i have with this are the scopes, if the scopes would look better I'd run this no questions asked, but I think I'll run it anyways just to try it
Using this method in CP2077 with an Rtx 3060 on a 1080p monitor. High/ultra settings with no ray tracing. Wow, it looks amazing. Getting right around 70 fps.
The reason the FPS felt more stable is because tarkov, like many other games when playing online, does not fully utilize the GPU. Specfically games that love CPUs. Using DLDSR probably ramped your GPU up near 99% utilization at almost all times causing less fluctuations. Just make sure you keep reflex on + boost and input lag shouldn't be much different if noticeable!
@@ChippaWubba that's what I'm trying to get at. To be clear, before dldsr you could've been going from 80-150fps at any given time due to what I said before. Now, with dldsr your GPU is constantly maxing (probably or close) which is causing you sit at say ~90fps almost all times. Either way, if it feels better and looks better, it's better! And to add to consistency... Personally, I play with every game with RTSS fps cap just for the consistency in feel, but also because RTSS is so good at locking down frame times, locked fps can feel way better than an unlocked frame rate due to how different game engine pipelines handle things
My game looks better than mw 2019 now. My biggest issue with tarkov was how grainy and hard to see it was. I can now enjoy it so much more and I barely lose frames. Thanks so much man. Rtx 3080 and ryzen 9 5900x
@@spray_86 I meant 2 screens on 1gpu/1computer. From what you said I assume you game on a separate pc which is fine and your streaming machine with capture/obs is crashing? DLDSR/DLSS doesn't affect OBS since your captured image source is just your native resolution (or the gaming machine would crash) since the magic happens inside the GPU and screen/capture only receive a normal output signal. My first guesses since it happens after a certain amount of time under load: Thermal issues, a bad memory stick or a weak/ageing PSU (less likely but never say never) Get HWiNFO64 or OpenHardwareMonitor, record temp. logs to a file, cause a crash and check log to diagnose thermal problems (can be anything, try logging all sensors) To diagnose your memory get memtest86+, run it from a usb stick and let it run over night for deep testing of your ram sticks. Lastly (rather unlikely) try swapping your PSU for a stronger one but only if your system crashes to "reset button like" cold start. Blue screens/frozen screen etc. are usually thermals/memory related.
@@spray_86 Good luck man, if you find something let us know :) If not maybe posting specs/hardware in your machine can help finding known issues with certain combinations... :D Or your solution/fix helps someone else who casually reads this :)
Two quick notes. AF causes very little performance impact for me over the years when changing the quality. In fact most game I set it to high unless it is competitive. I stick with quality mode, AF in general helps a lot regardless of quality though. Second thing is to properly use gsync, you're supposed to keep vsync on. You can either cap your frames so vsync never actually activates or use low latency mode. In both Ultra LL mode and Reflex in game, they will automatically keep you below the vsync threshold. That's what blurbusters and Nvidia has always stated as being the proper set up for gsync afaik. Pretty sure I saw a video recently showing the difference between vsync on and off with gsync and capped below the max framerate.
Having Vsync off and using Gsync is fine now with Reflex on as it won’t GPU bound your graphics card which was the main issue with exceeding refresh rate. I had to dig for the video I pretty much use what this guy has under competitive settings with reflex on. (Explained in that video) ruclips.net/video/Gub1bI12ODY/видео.html
@@ChippaWubba you will still get minor screen tearing at the bottom of the screen (some notice it some don't) without vsync enabled in nvcontrol panel when using gsync. This is a separate issue from reflex. Blurbusters covered it if you want more info
Testet this for two days now. the game looks a lot better but also a lot more of graphical issues. At least for me. Especially in scopes. To the point where there were two raticals rendered in the 6x zoom of the vudu. looks funny but a little distracting
Yes, it's not as bad as it was but that's DLSS having issues with the scope lines.. all games with DLSS have this pretty much. DLSS 2.3 doesn't help here either, I'm sure when DLSS 3.0 comes out it won't be too bad.
Thank you, it looks amazing! But you can't set it to Borderless, so you have to set to Fullscreen, then that creates a problem: when Alt+Tabbing you can notice it resets back to native resolution by the way it looks (although it doesn't show the wrong resolution in the settings). Did you notice that? Any work around? I could only figure out 2, but both are annoying: 1) Esc + click Save, every time you Alt+Tab, that reapplies the settings. 2) Changing desktop's resolution to that DLDSR one you created, but that makes every text on programs looking blurry, even when changing DSR's Smoothness or Windows' ClearType settings. --- EDIT: I figured it out! I posted the solution as a reply!
I figured out a 3rd option that is much more convenient and I'm satisfied with! 1) Download a program called QRes. 2) Place it in the Tarkov's LAUNCHER folder. 3) In this same folder, create a .bat file. 4) Copy and paste this 3 lines code into this .bat file and save (edit the 1st resolution with your DLDSR one and the 2nd resolution with your native resolution): QRes.exe /x:2560 /y:1440 START /WAIT BsgLauncher.exe QRes.exe /x:1920 /y:1080 5) Make sure you set this in your LAUNCHER's settings: "When I launch the Game: Minimize the Launcher window to the system tray". 6) Now ONLY open your LAUNCHER through the created .bat file. The script will automatically change the resolution, wait for the launcher to close and then it changes back to your native resolution. From now on only close the launcher after you're done gaming. That's it! :)
So I watched some of your stream during this weeks drop event. You were hitting 300+fps in raid. Are you still using this? I have the same rig as you. 7950x3d 4090rtx. I have my curve optimizer ccd0 per core at -15 , ddr5 6000 with tight timings running 1440 I'm lucky to hold150 fps online. Maybe time for a new Chippa settings video. :)
hey mate. I did use this at one point but stopped using it when streaming as I now use window mode over full screen and this only works in full screen. FSR 3.0 could be better for tarkov over DLSS but it's similar. -15 should allow 5150-5250mhz on the cores if you have +200 core boost enabled... I don't under volt my Freq cores, just the cache at -30. Think I am only 6200 CL 32 atm, think I don't have the best batch of ram but who knows but as long as your 6000 cl 30 your pretty much at the peak.
At 8:00 you are not so clear: select the one you wanna use. But If One is not expert and has a large monitor with 1440 basically on everything a good card, ram etc.. what should use? The top one or the lower one? I think the second last is better not to push it too much? but I just don't know what is the best for a mix of quality but also performance. Maybe the 3400 x 1920?
This video and settings were game changing but there is just 2 issues for me. 1. I cannot play on that higher resolution on Borderless, I can only play it on fullscreen that leads me to my 2nd issue 2. When I play it on fullscreen I have 2 issues, 1 I prefer borderless because i ALT TAB very often and 2 my PC will randomly crash at times
Yeah because this is scaling your in game res to 1920p or 4k, you won't be able to windows mode. If your getting crashes, that could be the discord \ web browser using hardware acceleration for Tarkov. So turn that off or close discord. Nvidia overlays or any overlays are also closing it. if your still crashing, then it's most likely the extra load on your GPU mightn't be able to handle the load.
This is very very interesting. I get a nice bump in frames but only if l load in the raid with the increased resolution. If i revert to normal res and then back again to dlss, then the performance gain is gone. I do however get this weird flickering effect whenever i go from standstill to movement. Its really throwing me off as its even happening when im only adjusting my aim. RTX 3080 on a ultrawide monitor. The quality on the other hand is however amazing.
The game just refuses to let me use the DLDSR resolutions, I don't understand. Maybe a tenth of a second after I select it in the resolution dropdown menu it just drops back to 1440p. I assumed it was because I use Borderless window mode so I switched to full screen, but the screen goes black for a second or two like it does when you change fullscreen resolution, but as soon as it comes back it's at 1440p. Anyone had a similar issue and solved it?
chippa how does your stash and inventory look so bright and stuff like the background of rare items or heals are bright red behind the item or bright purple idk if its a filter for the video or if its just like tthat id really like to know
I tried it, it worked great, then i started having huge problems. Have no idea what my issue is. It sucks because it made it look so much better/smoother.
can this only be ran in fullscreen? If i run borderless it wont change the resolution at all. If i change to fullscreen is changes but its super annoying if i tab out. I have multiple screens and like to multitask. If i cant run borderless its kinda pointless :/
not sure why but this absolutley tanked my frames. in offline mode i was getting 20 fps. im on a rtx 2070 super so im not on the best card so maybe thats why?
Yeah mate most likely, 2070 in current games depending on the res you selected wouldn't far well with a 2070. It's not just about the GPU cores but also the tensor cores etc/
tried these settings and while the game looks fine all of a sudden i'm getting an issue where my monitor starts blanking out. goes dark then comes back then back off again. over and over. I have to reboot to fix it. super strange
I use dldsr 2.25x+dlss on a 1440p monitor and get a crazy picture, but in Tarkov arena right now very often after a round (or after revival in last hero) I have a black screen (I can control the character, enter the settings, but I can't see anything) (after changing the resolution sometimes the problem disappears, but sometimes the game crashes). I tried reinstalling the video card drov, but nothing helped, what to do? the problem is only in tarkov, it's not in the hardware I have rtx3080 ti 5700x3d 32gb ram,512gb ssd
Is there anything you would change with these settings if you have higher end pc specs or would you keep everything pretty much the same for all specs. I see a lot of streamers using higher settings so I am just curious, obviously many want the game to look better but Im wondering the difference when combined with DLDSR and DLSS
It's not clear what to do if one is a 1440p user. I don't see a 1440p dsr specific setting. however now it is said that Relfex should be turned off. OMG.. the game at 3400.. looks absolutely amazing with quality on and 0.1 sharpness thanks so much for all these settings. I just turned the Reflex off as it is broken now someone says in the forumn. someone that redirected me to you. I am just worried now fo temperatures. I want to keep the temps below 71 degrees so aroun 69 max... my vents have been reset after last bios update as usual so I have to get back to set them correctly... The back one wasn't even working during the offline test with your settings and I was around 70-71.. and junction was 86 ... but I wanna not move above these... anyway. I don't care for my case noise. This is still working but please update it after 13.5 August 2023. Also again and again thanks I was looking for a tuttorial telling how how to play with good effects and also explanations.. infact I kept up some stuff as I don't want to have easy super life spotting things. for me it's ok to trade immersion potential of failure of getting ambushed.
I'm at 1440 native. If I select 1920, every tree and bush on the map has Christmas lights on it. If I select 2160, the Christmas lights go away, but I get a 50fps hit. I'm typically at 120-140 fps with max graphics, low shadows, SSR off. 2160 is 80-90 fps with CW's settings 1920 is 110-120 Ryzen 7 5800x3d 3080 FTW 64gb 16cl 3200mhz M.2 Scrolled through comments and I see someone else has the same Christmas lights, so I'll try the sharpness slider to see if that clears it up.
Slider didn't really do much for this issue. I don't know if I would say Tarkov looked all that much better. It definitely seems like a more stable frame rate, but instead of 110-140, it just hovers around 110. I can get the same effect by limiting frame rate I think. GPU utilization is maxed at 99%, which might account for the lower frame rate. Typically, Tarkov will only use 80-90% of my GPU.
@@thatguythatdoesstuff7448 Xmas lights can happen depending on your settings, it could be AF being per texture or ON but I'm more wondering if it's to do with Nvidia control settings and some of the filters they use for performance down the bottom of the list. Also you could be around 96% GPU at the max if you have Nvidia reflex at least turned "ON" as this will improve input lag and even allow you to use Gsync over monitor refresh rate with very little increased input from Gsync. You might not notice it as much if already running very high settings as well.. the main bonus comes from running Med textures etc but I could 100% see way better with it on.. factory is a good test.. half the fog disappears.
@@ChippaWubba I did a bunch of play testing today and the issue seems to be either intermittent or dldsr has some learning/queueing component for textures. The issue at x1920 seems to have somehow "self resolved". Only occasionally in my PMCs peripheral view would I see some grass textures going a little bit bonkers. I will say, after repeated A-B testing, I like the clarity and the depth of view I get. I was able to see some PMCs WAY WAY off in the distance on Shoreline. I'm going to take the performance hit and play like this for a while.
This is how goofy and screwed up this game is: Same settings that I settled on yesterday, nothing changed. Same map, same time of day, nothing major can possibly be different. dldsr & DLSS on 3413x1920 fullscreen Reflex on Yesterday: CPU usage in the 25-35% range GPU usage pegged at 98-99% Frames are 100-110 mostly Today: CPU usage unchanged GPU usage 50-60% Frames are 130-140 Literally nothing different in my settings from yesterday.
So I was referred this video to try to set it up - but I don't see the new settings in the nvidia panel? I just recently switched to a Samsung Neo G9... is it not supported on the ultrawide/super ultrawide aspect ratios?
Awesome guide, but one question when enabling DLSR I'm seeing 5120 x 2880 and 5760 x 3240, does that matter as I don't have the options you have shown in the video?
I used to use this it was amazing, but doesn't work with the new patch for me as when I alt-tab in fullscreen it hides my game, and DLDSR on tarkov doesn't work with borderless :(
I didn’t want to do this due to only needing an RTX card to try out the function. But it’s a 5900x with PBO negative curve per core. 3733mhz 32gb with low timings and 3080.
New 2021 PC Specs: 5900x with Negative Curve (-17 for Best Core, -20 for 2nd best and -23 on all the rest) 32gig Patriot Viper Steel 4400mhz running at 3733mhz (14-15-13-30 1T) timings MSI X570 Unify motherboard 3080 Asus Strix OC Gaming 980Pro M2 SSD 1T 980 M2 SSD 970Evo M2 SSD (recordings) Asus PG279QM 1440p 240hz - main Asus PG279Q 1440p 165hz - 2nd
ANy idea when NCP doesn't show the same DSR? I reloaded my OS to a new SSD. Now the DSR resolution that said 2x efficient don't appear now. My CP is up to date. So I'm confused. lol
Any idea how to fix the scope in lag when using this? When I go to scope in... it basically lags.. only when using actual scopes tho.. red dots are perfectly fine.
Should be Dx12 Ultimate but I must admit I haven't checked this in a while. While it might run better on windows 11.. too many users won't know how to stream line windows 11 to run well in games.. for example having VBS turned on by default in windows 11. :(
I tried this out and my pc was acting a little weird at first. Mouse wasn't displaying proper location, got in game and looked great. Then it crashed. Not sure if I did something wrong. Non DLDSR setting look and run great. 5600x, 2070S, 32 gig RAM. Any ideas?
it does work for me, however i can only choose the DLDSR resolution in fullscreen mode and it only lasts as long as i dont tab out. When in Borderless mode i cant choose the upscaled resolution, is there any other way?
This is huge - changed my life. We need an updated version of this. You gotta give it to the community, my man!
Ah finally a video where someone has done more than 30 seconds of research before putting out a 'THESE ARE MY SETTINGZ' video!
Had a quick play around with this, super cool! Way better than I got to on my own - I'm not a hardware & technologies expert and had tried them out separately, but together - it's another level. Going to 3072x1728 from 2048x1152 (I have a bit of a strange monitor) + DLSS tbh if you hadn't mentioned the 1x thing I probably wouldn't have noticed. The only "issue" I have run into so far was reticle ghosting on the FLIR - going to try this out some more, thanks man!
Gigabeef!!! .. love your work mate as always!
Glad you're able to try it out and see some enhanced Tarkov!
This gives me Cristiano Ronaldo/ Messi talking to each other vibes, so cool! my gf is pregnant im scared
@@omarc8768 GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
@@omarc8768 still scared?
@@minimushrom nope, wasnt mine she cheated, dodged a tank shell
Legend Chippa! Game looks so much better. Combining your tip with the Nvidia gamma adjustment for seeing indoors/dark areas and my Tarky experience is so much better now.
I've just spent 30 minutes loading into maps running around and turning it on/off to test the difference.
Thanks man for taking the time to cover it.
No worries man and glad you been able to test it out. Don’t forget you can use this for other games as well.
Cheers for taking the time to reply as well Man. :)
will this change gamma and settings for every game? I dont like screwing with too much of that unless it only affects the one game
@@nikooooo7661 yep it will. It's also effectively cheating as you're getting an unfair advantage externally from the game itself. When something is dark in Tarkov, it's supposed to be that way & it's supposed to be that way for everyone. It's why they put a whole post fx system in place to let people customize how they want the game to look visually in terms of color temperature, saturation, etc, but they wanted to be the ones to put the hard limits on the system so people couldn't use it to get an unfair advantage.
Basically, imo, once you start changing gamma settings on your monitor/Nvidia software, you should really just consider playing a different game. Tarkov isn't a competitive fps. Taking this mindset (& actions) into raid actively harms the experience for others who play within the usual confines of the game. Just food for thought
For YEARS now I have been searching for something to make Tarkov look better. I am basically looking at a brand new game after watching this video
Tarkov Patch 16. Thanks for the video. I am posting this for others with similar systems. I loved the look using the settings that you suggested! The game has never look so good! This was my first time using Dlss let alone Dldsr in any game. Specs: 3060 ti (8gb), 64gm memory and an 8700k on a 2k monitor. With native resolution and medium textures, I would get about 55 FPS with using %20-%40 GPU and over 7 gigs of Vram (basically maxed out vram). * With your settings I started using about %60 gpu and lower 7 gigs of Vram, dipping into 6 gigs. My FPS dropped too much, usually about 38-44 FPS, but I would often get 22- 24 FPS. * I changed things up, going to low textures and your settings, but the image didn't look as nice as my initial settings, so I went back to what I started with. * I will try this again in the future when I can afford to upgrade to a used 12700k or 12900k as I assume that this is my main bottleneck with this game.
I never comment on anything but this deserves it. I have been playing tarkov for around 2 months and never been satisfied with my settings and this video has helped massively with visuals. My cpu is holding me back with higher frames but im finally content with my settings and wont be tinkering with them anymore thanks for the info 👍
awesome to hear man, glad it helped you out!
WOW.... I dont normally post comments on videos but... I had to for this one. This makes the game look sooo much better! One thing that needs pointed out to people that run in borderless window mode and your trying to run DLSS + DLDSR, you cant change the resolution in game when running in borderless window until you have changed the resolution on your desktop. Once you've changed desktop resolution to one of the 2 DLDSR options than you can change it in EFT.
AWESOME VIDEO. Liking and subscribing now! :)
Holy cow im so happy to find this video. I have a 1440p monitor but it is a large screen size (inches). This made it look like a whole new game. The trees and foliage used to have this kind of "watercolor painting" look to it but now it looks amazing. Thanks!
I'm so glad I came across your videos a while ago. You are BY FAR the most informative and chill youtuber out there. Keep doing what you do!
Thank you! ❤️
Heard this method on reddit. You explained it 10/10. Good work
Love you chippa! My favorite Tarkov tuber! I’ll be sending my bros your videos
MAN THAT REALLY HELPED ME ALOT ! THX MATE ! love the vids
Massively appreciate this mate. Really helped make my game look mint!
Welcome mate! :)
For those with AMD cards, amd has a similar super resolution feature so when FSR comes to tarkov you should be able to approximate this combined technique
FSR should also work on NVIDIA cards too which is also worth noting last time I checked.
AMD has it's own version of DLDSR?
Wooow i didn't expect that much of your little trick but it is amazing how much better EFT is running now , thanks a lot i have a blast playing now , no more stuttering or anything.
Again thanks a lot :)
I been saying this since dlss 1.0 to streamers. i been telling people who use DLSS they are using it wrong. Even on older GTX cards you can DSR to 1620p and use FSR 2.0
Finally, someone who uses DLDSR with DLSS and showcasing them.
DLDSR is actually insane when used with DLSS or AMD FSR 1.0 in Tarkov.
I have RTX 3080, i9 9900k with 2x16gb ddr4 3200mhz rams. My CPU bottlenecks my GPU at 1080p so I MUST use DLDSR at all times. I am using DLDSR 2880x1620 Resolution in Tarkov, all of my settings are maxed out(except object lod and overall visibility). With these settings I surely am getting higher fps in-game compared to playing with lowest settings at 1080p. Whole gaming world must know this DLDSR because it's absolute magic
This is a great video...it makes the game look so much better and even gave me a big fps boost....
I only changed to things which was high quality color (a hit to fps but one I can accept) and sharpness I left at one because there was a wierd shimmering effect over the tree's and bushes. The sharpness cleared it up right away though.
Like it! Seems to work pretty well on 4k monitor with rtx2070 Super. However, if I picked the higher, non-native resolutions, I'm taking too much of an fps hit. So doing everything you recommend at native resolution performs a lot better. 77fps on Woods at the moment.
Hopefully I can upgrade this gpu in the near future to better bring it in line with running the game at 4k. Thanks again and keep up these in depth videos. Very helpful.
Before I was just running DLSS on balanced and getting great fps, but trees, water, and fog looked like an oil painting. Really appreciate the clarity boost here.
I'm in a similar situation. I actually downscale slightly. Dlss to .75 while running my native 1440p just to get slightly better fps. I'll be trying out these settings to see if I can instead get the same or better graphic fidelity without an fps hit, which would be ideal.
much love and much appreciated ... keep it rolling
Love this video, very in depth. Good upload.
Too kind man and thanks for watching! :)
You are now my official favorite RUclipsr! Great fucking job
Cheers man! Too kind!
You can even apply DLDSR on older games making them look even sharper and without the need to use of AA.
Basically SSAA on any game
1x LPVO are fixed with the new 2.5.1 DLSS update!! I'll be running this for sure now!
THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!!!!!! FINANALY USING MORE 40-50% of my RTX 3060 TI , Now 80 - 90 % GPU usage... with a 30-40 FPS Boost across maps... Game looks AWESOME!!!!! I am SO Happy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Using 27" LG 1080p 144hz Gaming Monitor and DLDSR 2560 x1440 with 33% smoothing + your NVidia control panel and in game settings ( no DLSS or POST FX)
History : I upgraded from a GTX1650 Super last Fall just for Tarkov and was supper disappointed after spending all that Money to see such a small improvement.
I tried everything mentioned on RUclips about "how to fix low GPU usage" but nothing worked.
I was told by everyone "Tarkov is a CPU intensive game"
FYI: I have a 9900K / 32GIG Ram and CPU USAGE stayed the same 40- 50 % witch is great for temps.
P.S. The FPS stays consistent no matter what I am looking at. (before it was all over the place)
God Bless you and your family and thanks again!!!!!!!
an
No worries man and thank you the awesome reply! :D
If you don’t like the DLSS with scopes.. try FSR as it works! :)
i just upgrade to a amd ryzen 7 5800x3d + rtx 2070. using 24' 144hz 1080p monitor.
u think dlss on will give me fps boost? i play in 1920x1080 resolution
@@ChippaWubba Started using FSR on my 3060TI, when using Scopes... They are are crystal clear now.. thanks for the heads up
@@Force440 what is your settings in game? My scopes with fsr still bad
@@albertotjr5110 DLSS isn't great for 1080p unless combined with DLSR
I don't play Tarkov but I used DLSS and DLDSR (upscale to 1440 from 1080) on Modern Warfare 2. Get a solid 144fps and my image looks a lot clearer now.
This is cool, didn't know how to use that feature properly.
Wow, it looks super crisp. Ty.
The scoped issue is my one gripe about it and it is actually a biggy, if that was able to be resolved and it didn't look so hazy through a scope then I'd run it because it does look so nice.
100% agreed.. lets hope it does happen... I think we will need to wait for newer versions of DLSS.
@@ChippaWubba could you possibly force update the DLSS like how people do it in every other game? I don’t have a DLSS card but heard a lot of people can download any version including the latest version of the DLSS DLL file and patch the in game DLSS to whatever they desire.
@@WindowsPlaysFPS yes you mostly likely could do it but battleye anti cheat would come down like a hammer. I wouldn’t risk even testing it.
I was hoping more people knew about this increible sorcery and then I found your video, thanks for showing the people what DLDSR+DLSS can do!!!!!
Btw if you are running dldsr+dlss quality, you do not need antialaising at all.
This vid changed my life TNX!
I recommend settings dsr smoothness to 80 it doesn't make game look over sharpen while also fixing blur by minor sharpening
It works! thank you, I have boost of fps and quality, thank you very much
Yeew! :D
Everyone who want to use it, try it out with FSR2
I think its much better that current implemntation of DLSS in EFT
omg tarkov looks amaizing. Ty bud!
Thats a solid video. Improved around 15-20 fps on every map, using it on all maps but Woods, cuz to me it just seems a little "off?" on woods. Great help, havent played with 1x scopes yet, so far im happy tho. :) Cheers!
Thank you watching
This solved my low gpu usage and I actually gained fps. Running a 5600x and 3070ti
What is your settings in game? I have an 5600x too with 3070
@@BabaYaga_98 high textures low shadows high performance hbao grass shadows on ssr off almost 4K res with dlss on quality. 130 fps woods
@@UnsettlingDwarf did any oc on 5600x? or pbo?
@@BabaYaga_98 nope
I was pretty sad that my first rtx card couldn't play cyberpunk at a high a resolution and have max ray tracing at 30fps, but DLSS and DLDSR is MAGIC, absolute wizardry and the game somehow looks better than native. Upclose rough materials lose that native resolution sharpness but everything else just looks 10x better., my game finally looks like those crazy max settings, 100+ graphics mods videos. Can't wait to try it with other games.
Dldsr renders at a higher than native res.
This has really improved quality and I actually got a slight FPS boost. Glad you called out the low latency settings and how NVIDIA Reflex is supposed to manage that. Question - what scopes are impacted? I see comments on this and I definitely see a blurry view in the Vudu 1-6x, but are there others?
Any scope that has a 1x mode with the toggle function to 4/6 etc mode. The single 4x times scopes and higher are not affected.
There are many more latency modules at work before reflex does its thing. Also certain gaming monitors have this built in hence you should disable it
@@aidanmaguire4740 Just fyi any monitor that mentions reflex, it's not built into the monitor as Reflex is more so a GPU feature to keep the render queue empty. A monitor with Nvidia Reflex means the Latency Analyzer that support this function. Tarkov does have this built in via the in game setting called "flash indicator.
@@ChippaWubba hey bro so apparently the blurry images when using DLSS are caused by post processing effects. Specifically film grain, DOF, chromatic aberration, lens flare etc so turning those off might help. Also unless your running DLSS quality your resolution will underscale so like 4k at DLSS performance is closer to 720p. So running DLSS quality at your preferred resolution might help. Anyway not sure if you have fixed since your video but as I am ordering a new 3070ti soon I would be curious to see if turning off your post processing and running quality Dlss fixes the blurry images. Gg
@@aidanmaguire4740 hey mate. All testing was done on DLSS Quality setting as you mentioned, it's not worth going any lower due to the upscaling. DLSS blur is still there and very noticeable on recordings like native 1440p upscaled from 960p. The main issue is scopes and PIP. Tarkov appears to render this at a lower res but it's also effected by DLSS so looks like crap.
Can also be seen in other games with DLSS as well.
Here is what I settled on and is working really well and I think the game looks great. Posting in case it helps others with newer PC gear.
R7 5800x3d
3080 FTW
64GB 3200mhz cl16
1440p native monitor
I am using Chippa's nVidia control panel settings from this video, except I cap my frames in the control panel at 142 to play nicely with my 144hz monitor. And I have vertical sync as Use Application Setting as well, because I use it.
Tarkov settings
Physical cores and RAM cleaner NOT checked
VSync checked in game, monitor GSync is on
Fullscreen
Textures high
Shadows low
LOD 2.5
Visibility 1000
DLSS Quality (DLDSR on 1.78x)
HBAO High (I tried this vs High Performance and there was no difference)
SSR Off
Anisotropic per texture
Post FX on
Because my frame rate is capped, my PC usage is effectively capped as well.
CPU Usage sits at about 20%
GPU Usage sits at about 60%
Frame rate sits rock steady at 141 FPS on all maps, indoors and outdoors, except Lighthouse. On LH, it has been somewhere in the 130s on average, dips to 120 and rises to 141, but hasn't fallen below 120.
Overall, I am very happy with these results, considering my GPU usage has been unpredictable. Sometimes 50-60% and sometimes 98-99%, but frame rate was all over the place.
Very nice video. Thanx bud. 👍
The only issue i have with this are the scopes, if the scopes would look better I'd run this no questions asked, but I think I'll run it anyways just to try it
Awesome vid!
Using this method in CP2077 with an Rtx 3060 on a 1080p monitor. High/ultra settings with no ray tracing. Wow, it looks amazing. Getting right around 70 fps.
Hellz yeah that's the way!
The reason the FPS felt more stable is because tarkov, like many other games when playing online, does not fully utilize the GPU. Specfically games that love CPUs. Using DLDSR probably ramped your GPU up near 99% utilization at almost all times causing less fluctuations. Just make sure you keep reflex on + boost and input lag shouldn't be much different if noticeable!
while your statement is true.. it was more so due to FPS being more consistence as normally tarkov FPS jump all over the place.
@@ChippaWubba that's what I'm trying to get at. To be clear, before dldsr you could've been going from 80-150fps at any given time due to what I said before. Now, with dldsr your GPU is constantly maxing (probably or close) which is causing you sit at say ~90fps almost all times.
Either way, if it feels better and looks better, it's better!
And to add to consistency... Personally, I play with every game with RTSS fps cap just for the consistency in feel, but also because RTSS is so good at locking down frame times, locked fps can feel way better than an unlocked frame rate due to how different game engine pipelines handle things
My game looks better than mw 2019 now. My biggest issue with tarkov was how grainy and hard to see it was. I can now enjoy it so much more and I barely lose frames. Thanks so much man.
Rtx 3080 and ryzen 9 5900x
Noice man!
Also you can now use scopes with DLDSR and FSR and DLSS without scopes.
@@ChippaWubba how do you enable that?
@@stephennutter4188 FSR is In game mate.
@@ChippaWubba oh my bad man I use nvidia, I see what you were saying. Yeah I got my buddy on amd to try it out and he loves it.
@@stephennutter4188 all good man and glad to hear that you guys are enjoying it! :)
On dual screen setups, you can only use DLDSR high resolution when you are in fullscreen mode. Borderless doesn't work! Awesome though :)
I just ran into this myself
@@spray_86
I meant 2 screens on 1gpu/1computer.
From what you said I assume you game on a separate pc which is fine and your streaming machine with capture/obs is crashing? DLDSR/DLSS doesn't affect OBS since your captured image source is just your native resolution (or the gaming machine would crash) since the magic happens inside the GPU and screen/capture only receive a normal output signal.
My first guesses since it happens after a certain amount of time under load: Thermal issues, a bad memory stick or a weak/ageing PSU (less likely but never say never)
Get HWiNFO64 or OpenHardwareMonitor, record temp. logs to a file, cause a crash and check log to diagnose thermal problems (can be anything, try logging all sensors)
To diagnose your memory get memtest86+, run it from a usb stick and let it run over night for deep testing of your ram sticks.
Lastly (rather unlikely) try swapping your PSU for a stronger one but only if your system crashes to "reset button like" cold start. Blue screens/frozen screen etc. are usually thermals/memory related.
@@spray_86 Good luck man, if you find something let us know :) If not maybe posting specs/hardware in your machine can help finding known issues with certain combinations... :D Or your solution/fix helps someone else who casually reads this :)
At least in my situation (cpu-bound) DLSS did not increase performance and even reduced performance while using PiP scopes.
Two quick notes. AF causes very little performance impact for me over the years when changing the quality. In fact most game I set it to high unless it is competitive. I stick with quality mode, AF in general helps a lot regardless of quality though.
Second thing is to properly use gsync, you're supposed to keep vsync on. You can either cap your frames so vsync never actually activates or use low latency mode. In both Ultra LL mode and Reflex in game, they will automatically keep you below the vsync threshold. That's what blurbusters and Nvidia has always stated as being the proper set up for gsync afaik. Pretty sure I saw a video recently showing the difference between vsync on and off with gsync and capped below the max framerate.
Having Vsync off and using Gsync is fine now with Reflex on as it won’t GPU bound your graphics card which was the main issue with exceeding refresh rate.
I had to dig for the video I pretty much use what this guy has under competitive settings with reflex on. (Explained in that video)
ruclips.net/video/Gub1bI12ODY/видео.html
@@ChippaWubba you will still get minor screen tearing at the bottom of the screen (some notice it some don't) without vsync enabled in nvcontrol panel when using gsync. This is a separate issue from reflex. Blurbusters covered it if you want more info
@ChippaWubba This guide is awesome. It’s helps me so much. Thanks to creator! ❤
Testet this for two days now. the game looks a lot better but also a lot more of graphical issues. At least for me. Especially in scopes. To the point where there were two raticals rendered in the 6x zoom of the vudu. looks funny but a little distracting
Yes, it's not as bad as it was but that's DLSS having issues with the scope lines.. all games with DLSS have this pretty much.
DLSS 2.3 doesn't help here either, I'm sure when DLSS 3.0 comes out it won't be too bad.
Have you how much the input lag has increased by doing this?
Im running your settings on a RTX 2070 ultra, wish me luck!
Really good video mate. I personally don't have a rigged system. Would love some pointers on how to best set up my system for tarkov
If you want, hit me up your budget via discord man, I can assist with the specs.
I wish they would allow you to use DSC with DLDSR, I miss having the extra image quality.
Thank you, it looks amazing!
But you can't set it to Borderless, so you have to set to Fullscreen, then that creates a problem: when Alt+Tabbing you can notice it resets back to native resolution by the way it looks (although it doesn't show the wrong resolution in the settings).
Did you notice that? Any work around? I could only figure out 2, but both are annoying:
1) Esc + click Save, every time you Alt+Tab, that reapplies the settings.
2) Changing desktop's resolution to that DLDSR one you created, but that makes every text on programs looking blurry, even when changing DSR's Smoothness or Windows' ClearType settings.
--- EDIT: I figured it out! I posted the solution as a reply!
I figured out a 3rd option that is much more convenient and I'm satisfied with!
1) Download a program called QRes.
2) Place it in the Tarkov's LAUNCHER folder.
3) In this same folder, create a .bat file.
4) Copy and paste this 3 lines code into this .bat file and save (edit the 1st resolution with your DLDSR one and the 2nd resolution with your native resolution):
QRes.exe /x:2560 /y:1440
START /WAIT BsgLauncher.exe
QRes.exe /x:1920 /y:1080
5) Make sure you set this in your LAUNCHER's settings: "When I launch the Game: Minimize the Launcher window to the system tray".
6) Now ONLY open your LAUNCHER through the created .bat file. The script will automatically change the resolution, wait for the launcher to close and then it changes back to your native resolution. From now on only close the launcher after you're done gaming. That's it!
:)
Thanks so much for the third solution!
Just wanted to say sorry for the spelling and typing mistakes right at the start of the video lads. (you’re and performance)
Great work Chippa, thanks! I was wondering, do you use any Post FX and if, which settings?
Legend
So I watched some of your stream during this weeks drop event. You were hitting 300+fps in raid. Are you still using this? I have the same rig as you. 7950x3d 4090rtx. I have my curve optimizer ccd0 per core at -15 , ddr5 6000 with tight timings running 1440 I'm lucky to hold150 fps online. Maybe time for a new Chippa settings video. :)
hey mate.
I did use this at one point but stopped using it when streaming as I now use window mode over full screen and this only works in full screen. FSR 3.0 could be better for tarkov over DLSS but it's similar.
-15 should allow 5150-5250mhz on the cores if you have +200 core boost enabled... I don't under volt my Freq cores, just the cache at -30.
Think I am only 6200 CL 32 atm, think I don't have the best batch of ram but who knows but as long as your 6000 cl 30 your pretty much at the peak.
Awesome video, sadly I cannot turn of DSC on my monitor to allow DSR to be enabled. Ugh.
NOoo :(
At 8:00 you are not so clear: select the one you wanna use.
But If One is not expert and has a large monitor with 1440 basically on everything a good card, ram etc.. what should use?
The top one or the lower one? I think the second last is better not to push it too much? but I just don't know what is the best for a mix of quality but also performance. Maybe the 3400 x 1920?
This video and settings were game changing but there is just 2 issues for me.
1. I cannot play on that higher resolution on Borderless, I can only play it on fullscreen that leads me to my 2nd issue
2. When I play it on fullscreen I have 2 issues, 1 I prefer borderless because i ALT TAB very often and 2 my PC will randomly crash at times
Yeah because this is scaling your in game res to 1920p or 4k, you won't be able to windows mode.
If your getting crashes, that could be the discord \ web browser using hardware acceleration for Tarkov. So turn that off or close discord. Nvidia overlays or any overlays are also closing it.
if your still crashing, then it's most likely the extra load on your GPU mightn't be able to handle the load.
i had this issue as well but what i did was change my entire display resolution to one of the scaled resolutions and everything has run normally
Man, the game really does look good even better - coming from 1440p, but the UI scaling is the issue
UI scaling?
This is very very interesting. I get a nice bump in frames but only if l load in the raid with the increased resolution. If i revert to normal res and then back again to dlss, then the performance gain is gone. I do however get this weird flickering effect whenever i go from standstill to movement. Its really throwing me off as its even happening when im only adjusting my aim. RTX 3080 on a ultrawide monitor. The quality on the other hand is however amazing.
I'm wondering if the Ultrawide monitors are not fully supported for the Extra res, so if you have a bit of an odd res.. it won't work very well. :(
The game just refuses to let me use the DLDSR resolutions, I don't understand. Maybe a tenth of a second after I select it in the resolution dropdown menu it just drops back to 1440p. I assumed it was because I use Borderless window mode so I switched to full screen, but the screen goes black for a second or two like it does when you change fullscreen resolution, but as soon as it comes back it's at 1440p. Anyone had a similar issue and solved it?
mine was having a similar issue but it was because i was in borderless not fullscreen. Then it allowed me to change it once it was in fullscreen.
chippa how does your stash and inventory look so bright and stuff like the background of rare items or heals are bright red behind the item or bright purple idk if its a filter for the video or if its just like tthat id really like to know
I use filters on OBS is why. Saturation around 80% in Nvidia settings.
I tried it with dldsr when it came out but the scopes ruin it for me. hope it will improve in the future
I tried it, it worked great, then i started having huge problems. Have no idea what my issue is. It sucks because it made it look so much better/smoother.
When i enable my DLDSR +DLSS resolution on tarkov it clicks back to my native. Any suggestions?
use fullscreen
can this only be ran in fullscreen? If i run borderless it wont change the resolution at all. If i change to fullscreen is changes but its super annoying if i tab out. I have multiple screens and like to multitask. If i cant run borderless its kinda pointless :/
Problem is when I start moving the camera in-game the picture becomes super sharp and then returns to normal when I stop
not sure why but this absolutley tanked my frames. in offline mode i was getting 20 fps. im on a rtx 2070 super so im not on the best card so maybe thats why?
Yeah mate most likely, 2070 in current games depending on the res you selected wouldn't far well with a 2070. It's not just about the GPU cores but also the tensor cores etc/
tried these settings and while the game looks fine all of a sudden i'm getting an issue where my monitor starts blanking out. goes dark then comes back then back off again. over and over. I have to reboot to fix it. super strange
just got my 4090, I can now do high settings, dldsr 5760x3240 with dlss quality, shit looks insane, about locked 90fps
I use dldsr 2.25x+dlss on a 1440p monitor and get a crazy picture, but in Tarkov arena right now very often after a round (or after revival in last hero) I have a black screen (I can control the character, enter the settings, but I can't see anything) (after changing the resolution sometimes the problem disappears, but sometimes the game crashes).
I tried reinstalling the video card drov, but nothing helped, what to do?
the problem is only in tarkov, it's not in the hardware
I have rtx3080 ti 5700x3d 32gb ram,512gb ssd
I just leave most of the settings on medium because they genuinely don't change my fps whether they're on or not
Is there anything you would change with these settings if you have higher end pc specs or would you keep everything pretty much the same for all specs. I see a lot of streamers using higher settings so I am just curious, obviously many want the game to look better but Im wondering the difference when combined with DLDSR and DLSS
It's not clear what to do if one is a 1440p user. I don't see a 1440p dsr specific setting.
however now it is said that Relfex should be turned off.
OMG.. the game at 3400.. looks absolutely amazing with quality on and 0.1 sharpness thanks so much for all these settings. I just turned the Reflex off as it is broken now someone says in the forumn. someone that redirected me to you.
I am just worried now fo temperatures. I want to keep the temps below 71 degrees so aroun 69 max... my vents have been reset after last bios update as usual so I have to get back to set them correctly... The back one wasn't even working during the offline test with your settings and I was around 70-71.. and junction was 86 ... but I wanna not move above these... anyway. I don't care for my case noise.
This is still working but please update it after 13.5 August 2023.
Also again and again thanks I was looking for a tuttorial telling how how to play with good effects and also explanations.. infact I kept up some stuff as I don't want to have easy super life spotting things. for me it's ok to trade immersion potential of failure of getting ambushed.
What would be the alternative for AMD Graphics cards please? I run with a AMD RX 5700XT
What about Mip streaming, is it worth it now with a good set of rams and also cpu etc?
What is the point with this, when your monitor drops from 165hz to 60 and can't go above?
I'm at 1440 native. If I select 1920, every tree and bush on the map has Christmas lights on it. If I select 2160, the Christmas lights go away, but I get a 50fps hit. I'm typically at 120-140 fps with max graphics, low shadows, SSR off.
2160 is 80-90 fps with CW's settings
1920 is 110-120
Ryzen 7 5800x3d
3080 FTW
64gb 16cl 3200mhz
M.2
Scrolled through comments and I see someone else has the same Christmas lights, so I'll try the sharpness slider to see if that clears it up.
Slider didn't really do much for this issue. I don't know if I would say Tarkov looked all that much better. It definitely seems like a more stable frame rate, but instead of 110-140, it just hovers around 110. I can get the same effect by limiting frame rate I think. GPU utilization is maxed at 99%, which might account for the lower frame rate. Typically, Tarkov will only use 80-90% of my GPU.
@@thatguythatdoesstuff7448 Xmas lights can happen depending on your settings, it could be AF being per texture or ON but I'm more wondering if it's to do with Nvidia control settings and some of the filters they use for performance down the bottom of the list.
Also you could be around 96% GPU at the max if you have Nvidia reflex at least turned "ON" as this will improve input lag and even allow you to use Gsync over monitor refresh rate with very little increased input from Gsync.
You might not notice it as much if already running very high settings as well.. the main bonus comes from running Med textures etc but I could 100% see way better with it on.. factory is a good test.. half the fog disappears.
@@ChippaWubba I did a bunch of play testing today and the issue seems to be either intermittent or dldsr has some learning/queueing component for textures.
The issue at x1920 seems to have somehow "self resolved". Only occasionally in my PMCs peripheral view would I see some grass textures going a little bit bonkers.
I will say, after repeated A-B testing, I like the clarity and the depth of view I get. I was able to see some PMCs WAY WAY off in the distance on Shoreline.
I'm going to take the performance hit and play like this for a while.
This is how goofy and screwed up this game is:
Same settings that I settled on yesterday, nothing changed. Same map, same time of day, nothing major can possibly be different.
dldsr & DLSS on
3413x1920 fullscreen
Reflex on
Yesterday:
CPU usage in the 25-35% range
GPU usage pegged at 98-99%
Frames are 100-110 mostly
Today:
CPU usage unchanged
GPU usage 50-60%
Frames are 130-140
Literally nothing different in my settings from yesterday.
So I was referred this video to try to set it up - but I don't see the new settings in the nvidia panel? I just recently switched to a Samsung Neo G9... is it not supported on the ultrawide/super ultrawide aspect ratios?
Awesome guide, but one question when enabling DLSR I'm seeing 5120 x 2880 and 5760 x 3240, does that matter as I don't have the options you have shown in the video?
That's fine but that means you have a pretty big screen already so might be hard to run. :)
I used to use this it was amazing, but doesn't work with the new patch for me as when I alt-tab in fullscreen it hides my game, and DLDSR on tarkov doesn't work with borderless :(
I have a 3090 and every 5 seconds it looks like I'm rubber banding. I guess I spent too much money with Nvidia to be able to use this feature.
Why use "threaded optimisation" on Nvidia control panel and check "use only physical cores" in the game settings? Seems a bit contradictory to me
Use physical cores in game doesn't work atm. :(
Great info but no matter how I set it up my scopes look terrible and scoping in with a variable actually tanks way harder with it on.
Try the new FSR over DLSS if using scopes.
it would be cooler if u put the spac of ur system at the start of the video
I didn’t want to do this due to only needing an RTX card to try out the function. But it’s a 5900x with PBO negative curve per core. 3733mhz 32gb with low timings and 3080.
What is your hardware setup?
New 2021 PC Specs:
5900x with Negative Curve (-17 for Best Core, -20 for 2nd best and -23 on all the rest)
32gig Patriot Viper Steel 4400mhz running at 3733mhz (14-15-13-30 1T) timings
MSI X570 Unify motherboard
3080 Asus Strix OC Gaming
980Pro M2 SSD 1T
980 M2 SSD
970Evo M2 SSD (recordings)
Asus PG279QM 1440p 240hz - main
Asus PG279Q 1440p 165hz - 2nd
ANy idea when NCP doesn't show the same DSR? I reloaded my OS to a new SSD. Now the DSR resolution that said 2x efficient don't appear now. My CP is up to date. So I'm confused. lol
Any idea how to fix the scope in lag when using this? When I go to scope in... it basically lags.. only when using actual scopes tho.. red dots are perfectly fine.
Keep in mind that DLDSR isn't available for most drivers, it will only show up on most recent ones.
Yes you need at least Nvidia 500 version or better pretty sure.
You need an RTX card, has to be RTX.
@@George-um2vc this is on rtx
@@George-um2vc I got it on the 1080, but no dlss
It should run better with Windows 11 too. You can use dx12 ultimate. May I ask what API your running?
Should be Dx12 Ultimate but I must admit I haven't checked this in a while.
While it might run better on windows 11.. too many users won't know how to stream line windows 11 to run well in games.. for example having VBS turned on by default in windows 11. :(
Ur a beast
I tried this out and my pc was acting a little weird at first. Mouse wasn't displaying proper location, got in game and looked great. Then it crashed. Not sure if I did something wrong. Non DLDSR setting look and run great. 5600x, 2070S, 32 gig RAM. Any ideas?
it does work for me, however i can only choose the DLDSR resolution in fullscreen mode and it only lasts as long as i dont tab out. When in Borderless mode i cant choose the upscaled resolution, is there any other way?