Game:

The Last of Us Part I (2022)

Duration: 1:29

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This is a comparison between FSR 2.2 Versions in the game (Quality vs Balanced vs Performance) and Native at 1080p. In my opinion, It is worth enabling in this game as it increases performance and has a minimal impact in image quality (in Quality and even Balanced setting). The Performance setting is a bit too shimmery in motion and it is not recommended, at least for 1080p, as it also does not provide much more performance.
View this at 4K so the quality difference is more visible.

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Time stamps:
00:00 FSR 2.2 Balanced vs Quality in Motion
00:07 FSR 2.2 Balanced vs Quality in Motion (50% speed, 200% zoom)
00:15 FSR 2.2 Quality vs Native in Motion
00:23 FSR 2.2 Quality vs Native in Motion (50% speed, 200% zoom)
00:28 FSR 2.2 Balanced vs Native in Motion
00:34 FSR 2.2 Balanced vs Native in Motion (50% speed, 200% zoom)
00:43 Native vs Quality vs Balanced vs Performance (Image Quality)
00:51 Native vs Quality vs Balanced vs Performance (50% speed, 200% zoom)
01:08 Native vs Quality vs Balanced vs Performance (Performance Difference)
01:18 Native vs Quality vs Balanced vs Performance (Image Quality, Different Scene)
01:23 Native vs Quality vs Balanced vs Performance (Performance Difference, Different Scene)

Driver version used : 531.58
Windows 11 22H2

Parts used in this video:

GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1060 3GB Windforce OC + Manually overclocked 2100 core/4520 mem
CPU: AMD Ryzen 2700 stock
RAM:16gb 3066 Dual channel Ram
MB: Asrock B450M Steel Legend

Game installed on a Kingston NV2 SSD 1TB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 4.0

Game was played using Dualsense Controller

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