SMAA - A slightly more intelligent blurring of edges. TAA/SMAA T2X - An even more intelligent blur that takes multiple frames into account to reduce To me TAA + 2X SSAA/DSR (or 150% resolution scale) is pretty much perfect AA. The TAA step kills all the aliasing and the SSAA step restores most of the...

SMAA is much sharper than FXAA or FXAA+TAA. At 1080p with SMAA and all options at maximum (SSAO rather than HBAO+ since the game is so dark anyhow) on a GTX 1080 with 6700K @ 4.96GHz and 16GB of 3400MHz DDR4; the game looks good and sharp, little to no aliasing, and runs at an average of 180FPS (minimum was 174FPS) with jumps to as high as ... Mar 27, 2019 · Cinematic ReShade Mod. This mod is only one of the many ReShade mods for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, but it already looks to be one of the best.It gives the game a realistic cinematic tone, which fits the FromSoftware aesthetic so much.

Also it is yet another game that uses the scourge known as TAA, so even at 4k the entire screen looks blurry as hell. Btw this cannot be disabled in the options, so you can't even replace it with something decent like FXAA (the irony of calling FXAA a decent alternative to anything should speak for itself) or SMAA through the driver or reshade. I mean, TAA supposed to combat shimmering and shader aliasing and those are noticeable primarily in motion. I think the best way to combat those types of aliasing is by increasing resolution i.e. via DSR. It will likely be more taxing, but smaa+fxaa can be pretty heavy combo as well, depending on the game and hardware.

With DLSS 2.0 likely applying better methods of reprojecting the information and working with motion vectors, it is definitely an interesting technology, but also has the different use of working with a lower internal resolution that is up-scaled, while both TAA and SMAA T2x will work on full resolution images.