ROG Ally | RSR ON vs OFF

You can probably reduce the jagged edges by reducing image sharpening

Narrrr bro i choose 1080p over 720pRSR
It will be fine with -10% fps trade off

The only thing i hate about RSR is that you can't cap the frapes to conserve battery.

I remember when crysis was the ultimate benchmark for high end pc’s. Now it’s used as a benchmark on a handheld. Wild times we live in.

is rsr really that great very great like 1080p?

Man, dont you think that a good screen with 720p for this portable isnt better?

what would be the difference between 720p rsr vs 900p ? Wouldn't 720p rsr get more frames than 900p, for practically the same visual result?

This is actually great content! One thing I'm curious about though, is what does it look like on the display itself? Does the 1080p panel scaling have any significant impacts?

RSR is set to what % ? It’s a very important info and i’m not sure you tell it in the video.

RSR for me just makes sense on 720P or 900P

Awesome video but you sound kinda drunk lol xD

couldnt help but notice the RDR2 runs were all being ran at different wattages... 25, 18, and 15 respectively. May account for your stutters.

Thank you for making this video bro.

Is 720p asr is1080P with rsr on (render 720p) or 720P with rsr on (render lower than 720p) ?

The best setting ive found is fsr with ris at max. You get the clarity and the performance.

have you tried virtual super resolution? been testing this have not seen any difference

Awesome content bro! Thank you so much for your hard work and educating us for a better experience or better performance! Keep the videos coming my good sir.

Id be interested in this but adding 1080p 75% render resolution

Honestly, I rather run my games in native 1080p unless frame rate is an issue. Even it means to sacrifice some settings to a medium or low on some things like global illumination etc. Things just look better than RSR in majority of the games. Take Street fighter for example. I maxed out on render resolution to 5 and lowered some settings like lightings to normal instead of high and still able to run the game near 60fps with everything on.

Thanks for all the great videos bro!

Could you do call of duty DMZ please

Thank You! Eye opener video! Got ROG Ally and I found after Your video one upgrade - drastic change in RSR Sharpness over AMD setting can get amazing results in games between 20 and 60 points - in some games You can make it as sharp as native 1080p... Wreckfest, RE4/Village. Give a video comparing with 30 and 75 sharpness...

I played Quarry 720pRSR1080p max settings - better quality than lol PS5/Series X with sharpness on 75 and damn it looked native.

imagine ROG is RDNA3.0 so damn we will get NATIVE next generation RSR shortly.

I play at 8GB VRAM setting as I set virtual RAM to 32GB.

RSR for me has done so much good SF6, Path of Exile, they look amazing and you have the good fps of 720p
For me its either RSR if the game allows and there is no FSR 2.0 + or FSR 2.0 & RIS on 1080p. So huge difference on RE4 remake

not using RSR. if FSR is supported its my first choice, otherwise i just lower down settings in 1080p.
i see a difference with RSR and would use it.... BUT to bothersome to turn it on the Ally.

should have enabled fxx or msaa 2x/4x on gta 5, old games tends to be jaggy a lot

Another great tool available to us but for all AMD graphics owners.

One thing this video can't show is the game "feels" like it's running at it's native resolution.

Great videos ! I’m glad you decided to get another ally

How do do enable frame data in the real time info display on the Ally?

Nice work man !!! I really like your content 👌interesting, straight to the point, well detailed. 10/10

Would be curious to see 720p rsr vs 720p rsi. Have you compared the 2 side by side? If so which do you think looks better between the 2. I am currently using 720p with rsi enabled but may try 720p with rsr as these results look pretty good. Do you recommend rsr over rsi?

Graphics Settings:
Bioshock Infinite: Ultra
Crysis: High
GTA 5: High
Cyberpunk: Medium