The main problem is that you cant just plop a photo-realistic looking NPC in to a game. It looks jarring because the rest of the game assets are not photorealistic in any way.
Hogwarts Legacy is the best example of this. It's uncanny seeing realistic looking faces surrounded by low-poly textures.
Nvidia also intentionally has taken images and videos of the games running at the lowest setting and then compared them to running at Ultra settings with RT or PT where applicable plus the DLSS 5 filter on top.
The girl in RE9 does not look as bad as the Nvidia DLSS 5 Off image shows.
I believe those against it are the usual basement-dwelling gaming crew, not developers. And other than the fake screenshots they've mocked up, I don't see art being "completely changed".
Everyone following actual game developers on the internet can see that's not the case.
Way to dismiss valid criticism by calling critics "basement-dwelling".
Forced?
"...Intensity Controls: DLSS 5 provides developers with specific intensity controls that allow them to dial in the effect, rather than just having it on or off at full strength.
- Artistic Preservation: Developers can use these controls to manage the intensity of neural enhancements, color grading (blending, contrast, saturation, and gamma), ensuring that the AI does not override the intended artistic aesthetic of the game.
- Per-Element Masking: Developers can use masking to apply DLSS 5 effects selectively, such as excluding UI elements, stylized scenes, or specific character models,..."
Ironic that they talk about artistic preservation when the girl from RE9 looks different in their own DLSS 5 videos. No consistency.
most gamers spend thousands of dollars in computer parts because they want realistic graphics
Not really. This might have been true in the past for specific games like Crysis, but generally most gamers spend as little as possible to get the game running at decent quality at their target resolution and framerate. Not because they want photo-realism in their games.
Don't be negative, people.
At least we'll have something to look at if the game sucks.
Seen one AI video, seen them all. The novelty wears off very quickly.
Oblivion Remastered does look better in my opinion.
Nope it looks worse. The AI filter is trying to make Oblivion look realistic.
People do know that Oblivion is not a real place right?
It doesn't have to look realistic. It's fantasy and the artistic intent in these videos is completely butchered with an overcast realistic look.
Totally agree this is amazing work and a major evolutionary step up for graphics.
This is just AI video filter extended from 5 second clips to realtime.
Just like when they first demoed realtime RT and after 8 years their own newest low end cards still cant run it properly.
Nvidia just has to make available over time to lower end users
Like they've done with RT and PT that most of their cards still cant run decently?