Also wanted to add, if you set it to 720p on desktop, and you hit RSR and don't see a flicker (as of current drivers / implementation), it's most likely not working. I ran into that multiple times, just forgot to include it in the video. Easiest method is to just restart it, or go into the AMD control panel and try toggling it there. Definitely some weird bugs still going on, that hopefully will get ironed out in future updates. Don't forget to SUB if you like the videos, it helps the channel out a lot. See you in the next one :)
My tv is 4k.. Ive put the settings to 1080 in Windows of my rog ally and set the Rsr ON... Im. Running hollow knight in 4k (like) on 60fps lock totally amazing
Hey man, do i need to change ingame resolution too? Or it is enough to just adjust settings via left side menu at the desktop? Thanks for these kind of videos btw, I gave u sub.
Hey, you'll want to adjust the in-game resolution when using RSR. So you'd want to use 900p or 720p so it can upscale. If the game starts at 1080p, you'll have to restart the game after setting a lower resolution for RSR to take effect. And thanks, glad the videos helped :)
RSR is amazing when it does work but it can be tricky to get working. Setting the game to full screen mode may help it more often to enable. Not borderless full screen, but full screen. Also that universal tuning program seems to work better forcing RSR on at times.
U dont need restart the game org alt + R , just use alt+U to togle on off rsr , and overlay will popup, easy to know if it working or nok , i maping my ally micro + X , X secondry i use alt+U
Thanks👍 Alt+R is a nice shortcut for the adrenalin software👌. I end up using RIS a lot more because it sharpens the 720p a bit and still lets me use the framecap (with rsr and anti-lag on the framecap doesn't work for me). I remember i wanted to give you a tip for the steam deck dock. I'm using the Jsaux adapter (to use with cases) for the dock. Its not too expensive and works really well. Don't need to use the paper stand from the ally. Keep up the good work
Thanks for the tip! I use RIS too. It works at 1080p as well, all resolutions work. I like RIS because you can toggle it on and forget about it and it just "works". RSR is a real pain in my opinion 🤣
@@filt3rless i agree. Rsr makes performance worse and doesn't simply work. Also that it messes with framecap it's really annoying to me as I'm mostly happy with 45fps-60fps and better battery.
Nice video, but something that i dont get is what is the point of upscaling the resolution to 1080 if you set the screen resolution to 720 p? Because the puprose of upscaling is to actually see the textures on fhd
If you just run it at 720p it looks blurry and not very clear. With RSR or RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening) it makes the picture look sharper/better. You still get the performance of 720p, but it looks closer to 1080p. I use RIS and recommend it over everything else, it works at any resolution. Here is a video I made on it: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html
Thanks for the video, I spent the whole day trying to make RSR work, I already left the like. Now there is a pop up with the green check when I start the game, but in the AMD software app the same green check does not appear. Is there anything else I can try to do? Just wanted to be 100% sure it's working. Great video mate!
Hey, that is another issue I noticed occasionally. When trying to Alt+R it'd not show up properly. So the overlay when you start the game is what you'll want to pay attention to. As long as at the top right it shows the green check mark enjoy the game and you're good to go :). Also when you're in game, you can toggle RSR and if you look VERY closely at at the edges on the boxes in command center they will slightly sharpen (it's really hard to see).
I have been using it pretty handy with path of exile and some other games. Check also to run on the driver FSR games with RIS, makes big difference in visual. Use the anti-lag too makes difference on the game
I love RIS, I use it on all my Asus laptops. Such a great feature and makes everything look better at all resolutions with no weird behavior. Be careful with the anti-lag, it can cause major stuttering in some games. I used to use it, but for the past couple years I've left it off. Maybe the ROG is different, I'll have to test it out. But on my Asus laptops it's always caused stuttering in certain titles.
You could assign the keyboard shortcuts to a "shift" layer in AC. So when you hold the back paddle and select a button, that button can run a list of "Combo" keyboard shortcuts. I'm using a program called reWASD, but it's a bit more complicated to setup. I am wanting to do a video of a deep dive on reWASD as it's amazing, so it's how I personally assign all my keys. The setup is somewhat frustrating though to learn all the in's/out's.
Yeah, I made the video because of videos where people thought it was working because it showed "On". Basically stating it's working and I knew it wasn't. So I felt the need to create this guide just to help others :)
Thanks for the video. I wonder if it's normal that this software has been updated last time on the 14tg of June.... I am suspecting AMD does not care that much about the Z1
With the device being out for a month and still no update driver it definitely seems that way. I've been running a good amount of benchmarks on the current driver, so I'm pretty excited to see how good the new one performs once it comes out :)
Wait, I thought you had to have the ally at 1080 with rsr on and the in game settings to be 720 in exclusive full screen or borderless full screen for rsr to work?
If you pull up command center and see "1080p" RSR is not working. And a lot of games I've tested, borderless or full screen have issues if you launched them at 1080p with RSR off then try to get RSR turned on at 720p. It's much easier to just start at 720p with RSR on. The setting is a pain IMO and is very inconsistent in the way it acts.
Thanks! It's the Microsoft Designer Keyboard. I got it because of how small it is, has 3 bluetooth profiles so you can easily switch between devices. However it uses the 4 x C2032 batteries.... But it's thinner than the Apple Magic Keyboard.
720p. You can't change it in Diablo 4, you have to use Armoury Crate to set it. Most game you can set it to 720p and for RSR to work, you'll need to be at 720p in-game & make sure it shows 720p in command center.
It does in the sense that you're running the game at 720p. It's scaling from 720p to 1080p, if you ran the game at the native 1080p resolution the FPS would be a LOT lower. I have a video coming soon that will compare 720p, 720p (RSR) and 1080p. So stay tuned and you'll see the difference in-depth :)
Followed the video but I do not get the AMD pop-up when I start a game. Tried in exclusive full-screen as well as maximized window. What should I try next?
Once you've enabled the In-Game Overlay, try restarting the system then launching a game. If you still don't see the box, try hooking a keyboard up and hitting ALT+R once you're in a game to see if the overlay comes up at all. If it's not coming up in multiple games, then something else is going on.
I personally like RIS the most: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html. You can toggle it on and it works at all resolutions, 720p, 1080p, etc. It even looks better to me. Try it out and let me know what you think :)
I found 1080p - medium - FSR Off works good enough. But it really depends on the FPS you want to hit. 720p still looks good, I find myself switching between settings all the time though in every game I play 🤣
If you set it to 1080p then RSR won't activate. There is a guide in the AMD control panel when you click enable for the first time that shows you have to set it below 1080p for it to activate. Then RSR will take the 720p image, and upscale it.
So in Batman Arkham knight I’m getting the popup in the corner saying it’s working but when I go into the amd app to check it’s not saying active. So does that mean it doesn’t work for this game?
Yes it should be working. Sometimes it will glitch out from opening the overlay. As long as you see it in the top right corner you're good to go :). Also you could try RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening). I personally use RIS because it always works all the time, even at 1080p. I have a video comparing a couple games so you can see if you like the look of RIS or RSR more: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html.
@@filt3rless ok thanks for ever reply. I just watched the 900p vid. And I’m liking the results of that the most so far. But still on a monitor the rsr would be better?
@@buckbuckgoose92 I hooked it up last night to my 4k monitor to see how 900p looks on both. Here are the pictures I took of Dirt Rally 2.0. It's more a choice of if you prefer a "natural" look or you want it to look sharper. I think both work pretty well. imgur.com/a/mvJQuto
It has much higher FPS than native 1080p. So you can run games at 720p, get most of the FPS gains that come with it, and upscale to 1080p. Which makes it look sharper. I have another video coming soon with an in-depth comparison of 720p, 720p (RSR) and 1080p.
I'm not sure, you could try it. I don't have Halo Infinite to test it out unfortunately. My guess would be it's how new the AMD chip is and not having proper driver fixes. I noticed glitching in emulation where I got a bunch of artifacts. Hopefully AMD releases a new and updated drivers soon :)
I prefer RIS to all of them. Radeon Image Sharpening works at all resolutions, including native 1080p making it look even more clear. Also it's a turn on and leave it on feature. RSR right now is a pain to use. However, once we get some proper drivers it could become better. I'll definitely be re-testing it once the new AMD drivers come out :)
The option is not showing on the quick menu it used to but now it doesn't. I can't add it to the quick menu. I can't remove it from the quick menu and it's not showing in it what do i do ?
I'd try re-installing Armoury Crate. If you open the MyAsus app --> Essential update --> click on "Latest" --> uncheck "Show the latest version updates available" --> scroll down to "Armoury Crate SE Installer" and download it. Then run it and it should re-install Armoury Crate.
720p if you're wanting to use RSR in a game like Diablo 4. Most games it won't matter since they run fullscreen. However any borderless windows games will need the desktop to be in 720p first, before launching the game to use RSR.
It really depends. I usually prefer RSR to in-game FSR most of the time. However a recent game I was playing like Starfield has a huge performance hit when using RSR, so it's best to leave it off in that game. RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening) is something you can use all the time, and works well with FSR. It might be worth checking out if you're looking for a slightly sharper image.
It's awesome and what I use primarily. It's Radeon Image Sharpening, you can turn it on and just leave it on. It works all the time, even at 1080p and you never have to mess with it once you turn it on. It'll just make everything look sharper. Here is a video I made about it a couple weeks ago: ruclips.net/video/-d3EvEi3CO8/видео.html
I found Anti-Lag can cause stuttering in certain games. Same thing with Nvidia's Ultra Low Latency mode. They work great across most games, but then they can cause stuttering in a few. So I prefer to leave off Anti-Lag.
You get higher FPS since you can run 720p. It upscales the image to "try" and make it look like 1080p. If you're looking for a good alternative there is another option called RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening). I'm going to make another video about it so stay tuned :)
@@filt3rless Isn't Diablo a bad example since it has FSR and that's actually recommended over RSR for better performance? I was under the impression RSR is kind of meant for games that don't have FSR.
@@timaaaahhhh The best settings I've found is using FSR on quality with RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening). It looks really good with decent FPS. I prefer it over RSR and just using FSR by itself :)
@@noobsaibot2255 RIS is only sharpening, it does no supersampling or upscaling at all. And it works at any resolution, including 1080p. It makes 1080p images look that much better. Also you can use RIS with FSR no issues and get pretty good results: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html. Also there is 0 performance impact from my testing with RIS.
I personally would use FSR, as I don't like how much of a headache RSR is to run. I'm hoping when they update the AMD drivers it becomes an easier/more stable experience. But half the time I'm launching games I find it not working properly. I'll probably do an update video if RSR becomes more usable in the future.
@@filt3rless thanks, your video was helpful for games that doesn’t support FSR. Although I couldn’t get RSR status to show on Adrenaline software, I can tell that when it show it’s ON in Command Center, it’s turned on. I tested it on the original Alan Wake on 720P, with RSR toggle on/off, there was a remarkable sharpening difference in image quality.
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Also wanted to add, if you set it to 720p on desktop, and you hit RSR and don't see a flicker (as of current drivers / implementation), it's most likely not working. I ran into that multiple times, just forgot to include it in the video. Easiest method is to just restart it, or go into the AMD control panel and try toggling it there. Definitely some weird bugs still going on, that hopefully will get ironed out in future updates.
Don't forget to SUB if you like the videos, it helps the channel out a lot. See you in the next one :)
Thanks! Gonna test out RSR now. Hopefully can run at a lower wattage with it in old games like dark souls.
Cheers fella someone who actually clearly explains the process, dropped you a sub 👍.
your recent videos showing the tweaks for the ally (like this) are what made me sub. thanks for the great videos!
Keep it up with the Ally videos!
My tv is 4k.. Ive put the settings to 1080 in Windows of my rog ally and set the Rsr ON... Im. Running hollow knight in 4k (like) on 60fps lock totally amazing
Hey man, do i need to change ingame resolution too? Or it is enough to just adjust settings via left side menu at the desktop? Thanks for these kind of videos btw, I gave u sub.
Hey, you'll want to adjust the in-game resolution when using RSR. So you'd want to use 900p or 720p so it can upscale. If the game starts at 1080p, you'll have to restart the game after setting a lower resolution for RSR to take effect. And thanks, glad the videos helped :)
RSR is amazing when it does work but it can be tricky to get working.
Setting the game to full screen mode may help it more often to enable. Not borderless full screen, but full screen.
Also that universal tuning program seems to work better forcing RSR on at times.
U dont need restart the game org alt + R , just use alt+U to togle on off rsr , and overlay will popup, easy to know if it working or nok , i maping my ally micro + X , X secondry i use alt+U
Thanks👍 Alt+R is a nice shortcut for the adrenalin software👌. I end up using RIS a lot more because it sharpens the 720p a bit and still lets me use the framecap (with rsr and anti-lag on the framecap doesn't work for me). I remember i wanted to give you a tip for the steam deck dock. I'm using the Jsaux adapter (to use with cases) for the dock. Its not too expensive and works really well. Don't need to use the paper stand from the ally. Keep up the good work
Thanks for the tip! I use RIS too. It works at 1080p as well, all resolutions work. I like RIS because you can toggle it on and forget about it and it just "works". RSR is a real pain in my opinion 🤣
@@filt3rless i agree. Rsr makes performance worse and doesn't simply work. Also that it messes with framecap it's really annoying to me as I'm mostly happy with 45fps-60fps and better battery.
thx! amazing vid!
Nice video, but something that i dont get is what is the point of upscaling the resolution to 1080 if you set the screen resolution to 720 p? Because the puprose of upscaling is to actually see the textures on fhd
If you just run it at 720p it looks blurry and not very clear. With RSR or RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening) it makes the picture look sharper/better. You still get the performance of 720p, but it looks closer to 1080p. I use RIS and recommend it over everything else, it works at any resolution. Here is a video I made on it: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html
Thanks for the video, I spent the whole day trying to make RSR work, I already left the like. Now there is a pop up with the green check when I start the game, but in the AMD software app the same green check does not appear. Is there anything else I can try to do? Just wanted to be 100% sure it's working. Great video mate!
Hey, that is another issue I noticed occasionally. When trying to Alt+R it'd not show up properly. So the overlay when you start the game is what you'll want to pay attention to. As long as at the top right it shows the green check mark enjoy the game and you're good to go :).
Also when you're in game, you can toggle RSR and if you look VERY closely at at the edges on the boxes in command center they will slightly sharpen (it's really hard to see).
@@filt3rless thank you bro
I have been using it pretty handy with path of exile and some other games. Check also to run on the driver FSR games with RIS, makes big difference in visual.
Use the anti-lag too makes difference on the game
I love RIS, I use it on all my Asus laptops. Such a great feature and makes everything look better at all resolutions with no weird behavior. Be careful with the anti-lag, it can cause major stuttering in some games. I used to use it, but for the past couple years I've left it off. Maybe the ROG is different, I'll have to test it out. But on my Asus laptops it's always caused stuttering in certain titles.
@@filt3rlessThank you, I disable anti lag in Hitman 3 and now I don't have camera stutters.
Dang bro that tip is awesome!. Two more before I sub.
Hah!
Hey man, I have a question for you. How do I bring up the overlay without any external keyboard?
You could assign the keyboard shortcuts to a "shift" layer in AC. So when you hold the back paddle and select a button, that button can run a list of "Combo" keyboard shortcuts. I'm using a program called reWASD, but it's a bit more complicated to setup. I am wanting to do a video of a deep dive on reWASD as it's amazing, so it's how I personally assign all my keys. The setup is somewhat frustrating though to learn all the in's/out's.
Asus says in their faq that you have to do it this way. People dont like to do a simple search and think something doesn't work.
Yeah, I made the video because of videos where people thought it was working because it showed "On". Basically stating it's working and I knew it wasn't. So I felt the need to create this guide just to help others :)
Thanks for the video. I wonder if it's normal that this software has been updated last time on the 14tg of June.... I am suspecting AMD does not care that much about the Z1
With the device being out for a month and still no update driver it definitely seems that way. I've been running a good amount of benchmarks on the current driver, so I'm pretty excited to see how good the new one performs once it comes out :)
Wait, I thought you had to have the ally at 1080 with rsr on and the in game settings to be 720 in exclusive full screen or borderless full screen for rsr to work?
If you pull up command center and see "1080p" RSR is not working. And a lot of games I've tested, borderless or full screen have issues if you launched them at 1080p with RSR off then try to get RSR turned on at 720p. It's much easier to just start at 720p with RSR on. The setting is a pain IMO and is very inconsistent in the way it acts.
@@filt3rless ahh gotcha thanks
Fantastic man! I didnt know this! Also could u tell me whats that keyboard ur using? Looks sweet!
Thanks! It's the Microsoft Designer Keyboard. I got it because of how small it is, has 3 bluetooth profiles so you can easily switch between devices. However it uses the 4 x C2032 batteries.... But it's thinner than the Apple Magic Keyboard.
Is the in-game graphics option/setting 1080p or 720p?
720p. You can't change it in Diablo 4, you have to use Armoury Crate to set it. Most game you can set it to 720p and for RSR to work, you'll need to be at 720p in-game & make sure it shows 720p in command center.
I thought rsr was supposed to help give you back some performance?
It does in the sense that you're running the game at 720p. It's scaling from 720p to 1080p, if you ran the game at the native 1080p resolution the FPS would be a LOT lower. I have a video coming soon that will compare 720p, 720p (RSR) and 1080p. So stay tuned and you'll see the difference in-depth :)
Followed the video but I do not get the AMD pop-up when I start a game. Tried in exclusive full-screen as well as maximized window. What should I try next?
Once you've enabled the In-Game Overlay, try restarting the system then launching a game. If you still don't see the box, try hooking a keyboard up and hitting ALT+R once you're in a game to see if the overlay comes up at all. If it's not coming up in multiple games, then something else is going on.
@@filt3rless Yeah I did everything except use a keyboard. I'll try that now, thank you.
Question here: 1080 or 720p+RSR? Thanks!
I personally like RIS the most: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html. You can toggle it on and it works at all resolutions, 720p, 1080p, etc. It even looks better to me. Try it out and let me know what you think :)
Thank you So so much!!!!
I gave up on rsr worse fps and battery life I had same problems on steam deck with fsr
Btw what’s your Diablo settings you use ?
I found 1080p - medium - FSR Off works good enough. But it really depends on the FPS you want to hit. 720p still looks good, I find myself switching between settings all the time though in every game I play 🤣
What happen if i increase Sharpen effect from 75 to 100??
I dont get this. Isnt RSR supposed to work as an upscaling tool? Wouldnt you want to play with 1080p images, but rendering 720p ones?
If you set it to 1080p then RSR won't activate. There is a guide in the AMD control panel when you click enable for the first time that shows you have to set it below 1080p for it to activate. Then RSR will take the 720p image, and upscale it.
So in Batman Arkham knight I’m getting the popup in the corner saying it’s working but when I go into the amd app to check it’s not saying active. So does that mean it doesn’t work for this game?
Yes it should be working. Sometimes it will glitch out from opening the overlay. As long as you see it in the top right corner you're good to go :). Also you could try RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening). I personally use RIS because it always works all the time, even at 1080p. I have a video comparing a couple games so you can see if you like the look of RIS or RSR more: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html.
@@filt3rless ok thanks for ever reply. I just watched the 900p vid. And I’m liking the results of that the most so far. But still on a monitor the rsr would be better?
@@buckbuckgoose92 I hooked it up last night to my 4k monitor to see how 900p looks on both. Here are the pictures I took of Dirt Rally 2.0. It's more a choice of if you prefer a "natural" look or you want it to look sharper. I think both work pretty well. imgur.com/a/mvJQuto
@@filt3rless I mean the ris looks pretty dang good here. I’m gonna have to experiment with that more cause that is an easier option. Thanks!
What’s the point of RSR if it reduces fps? Doesn’t native 1080p look better than 720p upscaled?
It has much higher FPS than native 1080p. So you can run games at 720p, get most of the FPS gains that come with it, and upscale to 1080p. Which makes it look sharper. I have another video coming soon with an in-depth comparison of 720p, 720p (RSR) and 1080p.
Can you help with the antimalware service executable taking over 30% of memory?
It was probably running a scan when you checked it. I just checked mine and it's only using 150MB of the ram.
how about in-game settings? Do we need to enable FSR2?
If you're playing a game with fsr as an in game setting, you don't need rsr. Rsr is an in driver version of fsr.
Is this way would fix the issue with halo infinite display problem when toggle the 720p
I'm not sure, you could try it. I don't have Halo Infinite to test it out unfortunately. My guess would be it's how new the AMD chip is and not having proper driver fixes. I noticed glitching in emulation where I got a bunch of artifacts. Hopefully AMD releases a new and updated drivers soon :)
Idk i rather have the stable 60fps with rsr off than 55fps. I didnt notice much diff visually. Great video though.
I prefer RIS to all of them. Radeon Image Sharpening works at all resolutions, including native 1080p making it look even more clear. Also it's a turn on and leave it on feature. RSR right now is a pain to use. However, once we get some proper drivers it could become better. I'll definitely be re-testing it once the new AMD drivers come out :)
The option is not showing on the quick menu it used to but now it doesn't. I can't add it to the quick menu. I can't remove it from the quick menu and it's not showing in it what do i do ?
I'd try re-installing Armoury Crate. If you open the MyAsus app --> Essential update --> click on "Latest" --> uncheck "Show the latest version updates available" --> scroll down to "Armoury Crate SE Installer" and download it. Then run it and it should re-install Armoury Crate.
Thanks for the help man I appreciate it I've deleted all the shortcuts and then re-assigned them again and it showed up
@@ssddssxx Awesome, glad it helped :)
My AMD Graphicss Drive doesnt wanna update in the Asus Update
Thx a bunch i thought u had to have it at 1080p for it to work not 720
I still do not get the green check under RSR
i thought rsr was supposed to Boost framerstws by the way its described
What is the button to open the in-game overlay ?
On a keyboard you hit ALT+R. That's after you've enabled the In-Game overlay like I showed near the end of the video.
720p or 1080p in desktop résolution ?
720p if you're wanting to use RSR in a game like Diablo 4. Most games it won't matter since they run fullscreen. However any borderless windows games will need the desktop to be in 720p first, before launching the game to use RSR.
Stopped working for absolutely no reason for me out of the blue. Cant get it to activate anymore
That is strange! Is the option not toggling at all, or is it on but doesn't seem to be doing anything?
Hai, where you download diablo 4?on steam?
You'd have to go to battle.net. It's not on steam unfortunately.
@@filt3rless ohh, 😦 ook thank you
So is rsr better than in game fsr 2?
It really depends. I usually prefer RSR to in-game FSR most of the time. However a recent game I was playing like Starfield has a huge performance hit when using RSR, so it's best to leave it off in that game. RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening) is something you can use all the time, and works well with FSR. It might be worth checking out if you're looking for a slightly sharper image.
What about amd RIS? No idea what that does
It's awesome and what I use primarily. It's Radeon Image Sharpening, you can turn it on and just leave it on. It works all the time, even at 1080p and you never have to mess with it once you turn it on. It'll just make everything look sharper. Here is a video I made about it a couple weeks ago: ruclips.net/video/-d3EvEi3CO8/видео.html
@@filt3rless awesome thanks!
Rsr 100% and anti lag?
I found Anti-Lag can cause stuttering in certain games. Same thing with Nvidia's Ultra Low Latency mode. They work great across most games, but then they can cause stuttering in a few. So I prefer to leave off Anti-Lag.
Benefits of using RSR? Does it save battery etc?
You get higher FPS since you can run 720p. It upscales the image to "try" and make it look like 1080p. If you're looking for a good alternative there is another option called RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening). I'm going to make another video about it so stay tuned :)
Technically yes, it runs the game at 720p but uses trickery to upscale the image so it looks like 1080p
@@filt3rless Isn't Diablo a bad example since it has FSR and that's actually recommended over RSR for better performance? I was under the impression RSR is kind of meant for games that don't have FSR.
@@timaaaahhhh The best settings I've found is using FSR on quality with RIS (Radeon Image Sharpening). It looks really good with decent FPS. I prefer it over RSR and just using FSR by itself :)
it doesn't work for me no matter what i do
I'd suggest just using RIS, it's a better option IMO. Here is a video on using it and how to enable it: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html
@@filt3rless isn't ris supersampling ? Might as well run at 1080p
@@noobsaibot2255 RIS is only sharpening, it does no supersampling or upscaling at all. And it works at any resolution, including 1080p. It makes 1080p images look that much better. Also you can use RIS with FSR no issues and get pretty good results: ruclips.net/video/at6RXXjpfB4/видео.html. Also there is 0 performance impact from my testing with RIS.
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Would you prefer RSR in Diablo 4 over in game FSR?
I personally would use FSR, as I don't like how much of a headache RSR is to run. I'm hoping when they update the AMD drivers it becomes an easier/more stable experience. But half the time I'm launching games I find it not working properly. I'll probably do an update video if RSR becomes more usable in the future.
@@filt3rless thanks, your video was helpful for games that doesn’t support FSR. Although I couldn’t get RSR status to show on Adrenaline software, I can tell that when it show it’s ON in Command Center, it’s turned on. I tested it on the original Alan Wake on 720P, with RSR toggle on/off, there was a remarkable sharpening difference in image quality.