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DBD looks blurry on a big TV

EbrietasCosmos
EbrietasCosmos Member Posts: 37
in General Discussions

I tried to adjust the TV settings and graphics settings but no matter what I do, Dead by Daylight still looks blurry. I'm playing this game on PC that's connected to my LG G5 65" OLED. I swapped out HDMI cables with new ones but nothing works. I tried playing other games and everything looks too sharp when I used my adjusted DBD settings. Returning it back to normal settings and the other games looked completely fine but not DBD.

Am I doing something wrong here? Do you guys have any solutions?

Comments

  • Nazzzak
    Nazzzak Member Posts: 7,652

    I play on a 75" Sony with no issues, but I play on PS5. So i guess it must have to do with the PC settings?

  • KatsuhxP
    KatsuhxP Member Posts: 1,640
    edited June 2025
    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/447345/dbd-looks-blurry-on-a-big-tv

    I had this problem a while ago. I fixed it somehow with changeging the graphics-scaling a few time (the one with percentanges), I just increased and decreased it a few times and then it looked clean again.

    Maybe activating fsr I think it's called could also help, I think it's doing pretty much the same like dlss, so scaling it up with ai.

  • not_Queef
    not_Queef Member Posts: 963

    • A few things you might want to try:
    • Make sure Screen Resolution is set to 100.
    • Check the "Screen Size" actually matches your display's resolution.
    • Disable TAA (if you can tolerate jaggies and dithered assets).
    • Playing on Ultra will enable post-processing, which includes a horrific bloom filter that makes the game look blurry. You can disable this by either playing on a lower preset or editing the settings file to disable that specific setting while enjoying everything else on Ultra.

    Also, FSR in this game does not use AI. It is a simple linear upscaling filter that just looks a bit better than simply lowering the resolution scale on its own. The newer versions of FSR look better and the latest one does use AI, however the version in DBD is the old one because it works on consoles. You may like to try XeSS if you want a more advanced upscaler, although upscaling probably won't fix your issue of blurriness.

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