Control, when DLSS is activated, a polygonal mesh appears, Red Dead Redemption 2, the benchmark did not load, everything is fine in the game itself

[Rustam789]

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In the game Control, when DLSS is activated, a polygonal mesh appears. For testing, 2 versions of the game from Steam and Epic Games Store were used.
In the game Red Dead Redemption 2, the benchmark did not load, everything is fine in the game itself
Link to the video with the problem:

• https://disk.yandex.ru/i/oYcAMGNBq3BKNg
• https://disk.yandex.ru/i/gmK0LtqEPMjtRg

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OS: ?
GPU: ?
Driver: ?

[Rustam789]

OS: Windows 10 21H1
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Mobile TU117 GDDR6
Driver: 516.94

[RareMv]

Control is weird.

The same pixelation issue happens even on Nvidia cards with updated DLSS files vs the original 2.1 DLSS version.

If however you run the game at a higher resolution, the pixelation dissapears through brute forcing higher number of pixels and the image does appear more temporally stable with both newer versions of DLSS and FSR2, though still not as good as the original 2.1 file. Meaning still blurry.

[boludoz]

The native RDR 2 FSR works very well.

[JohnnyJosda]

Control is weird.

The same pixelation issue happens even on Nvidia cards with updated DLSS files vs the original 2.1 DLSS version.

If however you run the game at a higher resolution, the pixelation dissapears through brute forcing higher number of pixels and the image does appear more temporally stable with both newer versions of DLSS and FSR2, though still not as good as the original 2.1 file. Meaning still blurry.

Update the dlss file and replace it with fsr2, can fsr2 enjoy the bonus of the new file?
Like better image quality

[vnagrand]

Replacing DLSS and inserting FSR works great with unofficial 1.5 patch for Control (can be found on pcgamingwiki)