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Comparison of Battlefield 1 resolution adjustments with real display quality

Comparison of Battlefield 1 resolution adjustments with real display quality

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MESEZ
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11-10-2025, 10:57 PM
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The default setting for "dsr smoothness" is 33%, which might not always be ideal. Using "create custom resolution" removes the smoothness parameter entirely, resulting in a value of 0 by default. You decide how to handle this based on your specific needs.
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11-10-2025, 10:57 PM #21

The default setting for "dsr smoothness" is 33%, which might not always be ideal. Using "create custom resolution" removes the smoothness parameter entirely, resulting in a value of 0 by default. You decide how to handle this based on your specific needs.

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11-11-2025, 05:51 AM
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I’m not too concerned about 33% smoothness; most folks usually suggest around 25%. Custom resolutions mix pixels, while DSR handles pixel blending differently.
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11-11-2025, 05:51 AM #22

I’m not too concerned about 33% smoothness; most folks usually suggest around 25%. Custom resolutions mix pixels, while DSR handles pixel blending differently.

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11-12-2025, 04:54 AM
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Yes, DSR performs better.
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11-12-2025, 04:54 AM #23

Yes, DSR performs better.

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11-12-2025, 05:51 AM
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It seems the approach you're considering varies in effectiveness. Custom resolutions with tailored settings tend to look better than DSR. Creating non-standard downsampled resolutions using custom settings is simpler than DSR (such as 3840x1080). The maximum resolution you can achieve at 60Hz is 3840x2160; beyond that, reducing the refresh rate becomes necessary. With DSR, you don’t have to compromise your refresh rate for downscaling, and the highest DSR factor known is 64x, which can be adjusted via registry changes.
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Gigi69060
11-12-2025, 05:51 AM #24

It seems the approach you're considering varies in effectiveness. Custom resolutions with tailored settings tend to look better than DSR. Creating non-standard downsampled resolutions using custom settings is simpler than DSR (such as 3840x1080). The maximum resolution you can achieve at 60Hz is 3840x2160; beyond that, reducing the refresh rate becomes necessary. With DSR, you don’t have to compromise your refresh rate for downscaling, and the highest DSR factor known is 64x, which can be adjusted via registry changes.

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11-12-2025, 06:35 AM
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I found this somewhere. DSR is basically simplified version of custom resolutions with a different filter (not bilinear but gaussian) and not being limited by hz,screen or cable. So there is filter difference. Need to search more which filter is more better or both have different aspects.
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TommyTheLommy
11-12-2025, 06:35 AM #25

I found this somewhere. DSR is basically simplified version of custom resolutions with a different filter (not bilinear but gaussian) and not being limited by hz,screen or cable. So there is filter difference. Need to search more which filter is more better or both have different aspects.

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