u/Dry_Indication_5170

The DLSS ghosting on glass cockpits drove me crazy, especially the Fenix PFD tapes smearing in a climb. No DLSS preset fixes it (K, M and J all ghost), so I made a ReShade add-on that does.

The first 8 seconds are stock DLSS, the last 8 are with the fix. Fenix A320 at 4K, DLSS Performance (1080p internal), climbing at about 6,700 ft/min.

Watch in full quality on YouTube.

It redraws the screen content after DLSS using the sim’s own clean image, so tapes, the ND and ECAM pages stay sharp. Dirt, sun glare and night lighting are kept.

• Tested on the Fenix A320 family, iniBuilds A330 and the default DA62. Most glass cockpits should work.
• Works with DLSS Frame Generation, tested up to 6x. No measurable FPS cost.
• Needs an NVIDIA RTX card with DLSS selected, and ReShade with full add-on support.
• Tested on Game Pass. Steam should work the same; let me know if you’re on Steam.

It’s a beta, so feedback is welcome. If it doesn’t work, open the ReShade menu (Home): the add-on’s tab tells you what’s wrong, and “Copy report” gives you everything for a bug report on GitHub.

Free and open source (MIT). Not affiliated with Microsoft, Asobo, NVIDIA or Fenix.

Windows only. Source and download:
https://github.com/IFreemz/msfs2024-glass-cockpit-dlss-fix

I made a custom shadPS4 build that adds DLSS Super Resolution and FSR to Bloodborne. It lets you render internally at a lower resolution and upscale to 1440p or 4K, making higher resolutions much easier to run while producing a cleaner and much sharper image.

Even a 720p → 4K DLSS upscale has decent image quality, while using roughly one-tenth the GPU load in my testing.

DLSS is used on RTX cards and FSR on everything else (AMD, Intel, older NVIDIA). You can switch between them in the F1 menu.

Keep the "Disable Motion Blur" patch off. It breaks upscaling, and the build already turns the blur off for you.

Update: FSR 3.1 and 4 is added.

Windows only. Source and download:

https://github.com/IFreemz/shadPS4-Bloodborne-DLSS-FSR

Hello everyone. Got my new monitor a couple of days ago. Love the vibrant colors, beautiful contrast and hdr. Eotf boost hdr mode works fairly well for most of the content.

I did some tests with the monitor, and I don’t know what to make of it. With my eyes, I can’t see anything on 95% greyscale test. Nothing wrong with color uniformity, no vertical banding. But when I take a picture with different camera lighting, I start to see some stuff. First OLED monitor after using budget ips for years, so I don’t know if I should start looking for return options. I also can’t differentiate between classic reddit fear mongering vs. reality of the panel limitations. Also worth mentioning it is the classic YouTube test video, so I’m not sure if it’s affected by yt compression.