Moving forward with all the upcoming releases, it is unfortunate not to see MSAA improvements.

[Poet_11 (William K)]

Since it is stated to run on the tensor cores of the GPU, it is limited to RTX 20 series and upwards

I suppose that greatly limits things for a game which is also expected to run nicely on non RTX cards.

DLSS is super resolution. That means UE still renders at 1080p, but the image you get as result after the neural network will be higher resolution (4k) and without aliasing since the reference images to train the network were at 16k.

So I guess this is like “Up-scaling” or faking 4K, it is using neural network to approximate higher resolutions, I wonder how well it works on very fast moving small objects, if it is artifact prone.

@presto423

Does enabling MSAA somehow interfere with deferred rendering since it requires the forward renderer?

Since you can’t have MSAA with deferred I suppose it wont interfere in anything deffered, but if you mean if it interferes with Deferred elements of the Forward+ Renderer then so far I haven’t come across any such issues other than the ones Forward can’t handle such as the examples I gave above, Decals, D-Buffer, Motion blur artifacting. Also you can’t enable MSAA when using Deferred anyway but you can choose to have TAA with forward.