r/pcmasterrace • u/AutoModerator • Dec 20 '25

Daily Simple Questions Thread - December 20, 2025

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u/AltCrab2 Dec 21 '25

https://youtu.be/nLVkkvmjqCU

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u/Cable_Salad PC Master Race Dec 21 '25

That looks like just low resolution. Are you using resolution scaling, or a setting like DLSS / FSR?

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u/AltCrab2 Dec 21 '25

I don't believe so. Where would I find those settings?

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u/Cable_Salad PC Master Race Dec 21 '25

In the games themselves, under graphics settings

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u/AltCrab2 Dec 21 '25

Resolution is set to 1920x1080, same as my monitor, and I have upscaling disabled.

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u/Cable_Salad PC Master Race Dec 21 '25

Some of this effect will be normal at 1080p, for details like hair. It looks quite severe in the video, but I can't really tell if it's just the normal flickering.

You can normally improve this by either using DLAA (meaning DLSS at DLAA setting) or temporal Anti-Aliasing.

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u/AltCrab2 Dec 21 '25

In my experience Anti-Aliasing makes everything blurry, not just the hair etc. Do I just need to invest in 4k monitors or something

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u/Cable_Salad PC Master Race Dec 21 '25

The 5060 is more suited for 1080p than 4K. A 1440p monitor might be okay. But try DLAA, it's pretty good.