PC Graphics

[rafmart]

Hi!

I usually play using my Asus Rog Strig 6600XT in 2560x1440. It works fine only with GPU scaling disabled. In that case (with GPU scaling disabled) I can change the screen resolution and every game resolution to 2560x1440 and use it with 60Hz. I wanted to check how the new RSR feature works. It automatically changes the GPU scaling option to enabled. With that, I am limited to 30Hz for 2560x1440 resolution in every game and in desktop. The same with RSR disabled and only GPU scaling enabled. I cannot fix that. Because of that RSR is useless for me.
There is also one more issue, maybe related to this one. When I enable RSR, I see the message that the screen will be automatically scaled to my native resolution:
1920x1080

Of course it is not true. I use Samsung TV: UE55MU6102 which is 4k. 

Could you help me to solve this issue.
Thanks!
Rafal

[rafmart · Accepted solution]

After 2 days I have finally solved the issue. It was needed to enable 

HDMI UHD Color

in my Samsung TV for the HDMI input I am using to connect my TV to the desktop.

[rafmart]

Maybe I will add a little note after checking how RSR works... So... After seeing the RDR2 benchmark I disabled it immediately. Reason is that this feature disables the 

image sharpening

option. I saw this change immediately while seeing the benchmark. It is not worth getting more frames instead of a blurry video. Image sharpening really does a great job.

[benman2785]

@rafmart 

RSR (like FSR) already has sharpening (AMD CAS) built in...

[rafmart]

I just wanted to say that the separate 

image sharpening

option seems to be working much better.

[benman2785]

if you use "lossless scaling" on steam you can set sharpening strength