TIP: how to improve anti-aliasing on NVIDIA RTX GPUs

The info contained in this post may not be new to some of you.

There is an easy way to improve anti-antialising in AMS2 on NVIDIA RTX GPUs.
This mostly applies to 1440p monitors and below. On 4K monitors, default anti-aliasing is already adequate, although you can still further improve it with these instructions.

NVIDIA's DLDSR can vastly reduce aliasing, rendering the game at a higher resolution than your monitor using tensor cores to reduce the cost of rendering at a higher resolution (vs regular DSR).
If your GPU is not fully maxed out in term of usage (which you can monitor with RTSS, bundled with MSI afterburner), or if you are ready to trade a bit of framerate (if you are well past 60 on a high refresh rate monitor) for better image quality, you can use DLDSR in AMS2. Simply follow this guide to enable it, then configure AMS2 to use the higher resolution in its 'Performance' settings and that's it.
It is a good idea to monitor GPU usage / framerate with RTSS to check how much fps you are trading for better image quality.

 

Thanks for that info, think I might try it when I get a chance

 

Does this work with VR as well?

 

Googling around DLDSR and VR there is not a lot of info about it (mostly about flight sims).
It looks like it might work, but until someones tries it, it is difficult to tell for sure.

 

No it won't DLDSR is the same as Super Sampling but just for 2d screens