u/TRIPMINE_Guy

I read somewhere that ogssaa/sgssaa is actually superior to dsr? Is this true? I have been using dsr+msaa with good results but now I am wondering if I should be trying ogssaa/sgssaa if I am going to be using huge msaa factors? It seems really complicated to use these methods outside dsr so I am hoping it's not true.

If I can use sg/og ssaa it opens up the door to use it WITH dldsr. Do you think maxing dldsr into the mix could result in better or worse quality? I'm thinking it might actually result in worse since supersampling might try and enhance a sharpened pixel over just a more accurate pixel?

I read somewhere that ogssaa/sgssaa is actually superior to dsr? Is this true? I have been using dsr+msaa with good results but now I am wondering if I should be trying ogssaa/sgssaa if I am going to be using huge msaa factors? It seems really complicated to use these methods outside dsr so I am hoping it's not true.

If I can use sg/og ssaa it opens up the door to use it WITH dldsr. Do you think maxing dldsr into the mix could result in better or worse quality? I'm thinking it might actually result in worse since supersampling might try and show a sharpened pixel over just a more accurate pixel?

I noticed today that when I click the back and forward button to switch between two different searches on google there is afterimage of text and all other info. I never noticed this before. It is not regular stroboscopic as I do not see this on youtube search bar which also has white on dark text. I find it odd as I never noticed this but am really attuned to image artifacts. Has this always been like this or is new?

It reminds me how you always see artifacts with ai video but can't exactly place it and to be frank I know this makes me sound like I'm wearing a tinfoil hat, but I find it very concerning that I am seeing that behavior on googles search page. Like, are they trying to normalize that sense of motion not being quite right?