LenovoLegionToolkit VS DLSSTweaks

Because you can always disable it and it doesn't have unnecessary sh*t. You can always install Lenovo Legion Toolkit.

Our laptop is not totally supported by Lenovo Legion Toolkit, and the main dev said he only want to support Legion & IdeaPad gaming, but he's open to pull requests to add support to more models.

I haven't seen that before, but you could consider using https://github.com/BartoszCichecki/LenovoLegionToolkit which is a lightweight replacement for vantage.

I use LLT for automatic resolution switching when a game launches but in case that program doesn't run on your setup here's another way that uses hotkeys to switch resolutions.

Standard procedure to uninstall McAfee and revert to Windows Defender along with other bloat like OneDrive and you can replace Lenovo Advantage with lightweight Lenovo Legion Toolkit.

If you'll notice that your DLSS setting produces some ghosting - try out DLSSTweaks , with it you can switch between DLSS profiles, set resolution scaling with each one etc. Use override option for your preferred DLSS option (Quality, Balanced etc) and set it to C or D. Don't forget to press "Save".

How to download DLSS mod to change preset 1. Go to https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/550?tab=files 2. Select Manual Download 3. After downloading, extract and you will find 6 files 4. Rename nvngx to dxgi 5. Now copy 3 files dxgi.dll, dlsstweaks.ini, DLSSTweaksConfig.exe 6. Go to game folder and search for nvngx 7. Right click on nvngx_dlss dll and select open file location 8. Paste the 3 files in this folder besides nvngx_dlss file That is it, now you can use DLSSTweaksConfig exe or ini file to change preset or force DLAA Game should be closed when you change values If mod worked you will see dlsstweaks log file in same folder where you copied these files (after you play the game at least once) 2nd link for mod - https://github.com/emoose/DLSSTweaks/releases

If you need more granular control, you can use DLSSTweaks to use a custom scaling ratio if the normal dlss modes (quality 67%, balance 58%, performance 50%) are over/undershooting the frame rate you're targeting too much.

He can just use DLAA https://github.com/emoose/DLSSTweaks

And thanks to modern DLSS2 (3.x) he can just use DLAA in whatever he wants as well (https://github.com/emoose/DLSSTweaks)

DLSS 2.0 replaced it by a presumable speculation based general "AI" model. It has different modes baked in, which you can switch via dlsstweaks.

Should be noted that you can enable DLAA to pretty much any game with DLSS using DLSS Tweaks.