EI’d love 540p here
EBecause some games don’t have a 540p option
EAnd 1080p is overkill for quite a few games on 6”
EAnd 540p looks better than 720pFSR
EOn this screen
SBecause of integer scaling probably
EFor sure
SAlso are we supposed to change the res in the game properties and not in game?
Because I just tested that out game properties 1080p looks sharper
Because I just tested that out game properties 1080p looks sharper
Edepends on how the game handles it
SHelldiver doesn't like filters or scaling in full screen or borderless ngl
Ein some games adjusting the resolution in-game wont allow you to change scaling and filters
Eand then youll have to do it through this menu instead
Ebut in other times, selecting a different resolution in this menu will cause a game to display inproperly
Ethough thats rare
Eyeah a few games are like that
SIn Warframe looking at stuff I can't really tell a difference between 1080,1440 or 2160p lol 1080 is slightly softer but it looks better than fsr 2.2 on quality at 4k
SBuilt in FSR filter is goated
NI have the same experience, never managed to get FSR to look decent. I set gamemode to 1440p/120 and let TV to upscale to 4k.
AAlso some games miss like half of the resolutions
AYou cant change the gamemode resolution
AIt's always native unless you poke the gamescope params
AWhich breaks handheld devices
AIn my experience fsr is too expensive at low tdps
AHalves the fps below 10w on the legion go
ABut the legion go is 1600p so wyd
SI kinda just wanna run low resolutions for some reason IDK why
SIt's like an intrusive thought lol
E@antheas ily HHD person :pleading:
BHappens to me too regardless If I'm on Steam Deck or HTPC
AHappens to me after updating my deck, at night too lol
Cwhat handheld is this
Calso hi @Ellis
ELoki Max
Cnice
Chi ellis
ENo u
Ci got tired of windows 11 on the rog ally
Cmicrosoft adding ai bloat was the final straw
EReasonable conclusion
Ddo you use NIS?
Enot really
CI managed to get Bioshock Remastered at 900p 40 fps to consume only 12 W TSP
Dwhich one do you use? just the default setting?
Cwhich is crazy low for the 7840U
Einteger and then nearest which means its just turning every 1 rendered pixel into a 2x2 output pixel
Eif that makes sense
Eevery 2x2 grid on my TV is 1 rendered pixel
Ewhich is quite literally an exact 2x integer upscale
Dright
Eno real filters