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Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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It does indeed help performance on the Deck. Though not much in Act 3, which is still heavily CPU bound and isn't efficient at all in the way it handles multithreading. In fact, Baldur's Gate 3 still suffers with treating modern CPUs as if they were Core 2 Quads.
FSR 2.2 also does still suffer with some heavy occlusion artifacts, but in the Deck I find them much more tolerable than on a monitor.
It's so much better than FSR 1, but there's a slight 2-3 fps performance penalty in some areas. In particular, I noticed a bit of extra juddering when you get to Last Light Inn.
How do I use this? Set anti aliasing in the deck settings and then fsr2 in BG3?
Both FSR 2 and the anti-aliasing setting are in the BG3 settings menu.