Because it only knows what is on your screen, objects can sometimes "flicker" or lose their shadows at the very edges of the monitor. Version 0.36.1 introduced refined "backface" estimation, which helps the software "guess" what the back of an object looks like to make shadows more consistent when you move the camera.
The "Extra Quality" setting in ReShade RTGI 0.3.6.1 is an optional feature that allows for higher quality lighting calculations. When enabled, it increases the accuracy of the global illumination, resulting in: reshade rtgi 0361 extra quality
: Follow the on-screen instructions to install ReShade. This process is usually straightforward and only takes a few minutes. Because it only knows what is on your
Most ReShade depth-based shaders require you to disable in-game Anti-Aliasing (like MSAA) to access the depth buffer. Use SMAA or FXAA within ReShade instead. When enabled, it increases the accuracy of the
| Aspect | v0.361 Extra Quality | v0.400+ (ReSTIR GI) | |--------|----------------------|----------------------| | | Fixed pattern | Stochastic, better convergence | | Performance | Heavy, fixed cost | Adaptive, lighter in simple scenes | | Temporal Stability | Medium (needs high accumulation) | High (native reprojection) | | Edge Smoothness | Slight blur on thin geometry | Sharp, with edge detection | | VRAM Usage | ~1.2GB | ~800MB |
While earlier versions established the concept, the 0.36.1 and surrounding updates introduced several "extra quality" features that transformed it from a niche filter to a nearly essential tool for graphics enthusiasts:
ReShade RTGI | Ray Traced Global Illumination - marty's mods