Cyberpunk 2077 has the full suite of PC upscaling features on offer, with Nvidia, AMD, and Intel's different methods on offer to the discerning PC gamer. Though Nvidia's DLSS is only available to people running GeForce graphics cards, while AMD and Intel's FSR and XeSS are available to all.
We would suggest the order you should approach the various technologies is: DLSS first for any GeForce GPUs, then XeSS for everyone else, and FSR only if you resolutely refuse to use anything other than AMD software on your AMD graphics card even if Intel's tech is better.
You will get higher frame rates from using the equivalent FSR setting compared with the same XeSS setting, but the visual fidelity is lower for AMD's upscaler. Jacob has been playing with his RX 7900 XTX and has had a far better visual experience in the game from using Intel's upscaler than AMD's.
"It seems counterintuitive to side with Intel on this," he writes, "but at almost every quality setting XeSS has FSR beat."
The ideal situation, however, is to try and run that game at your native resolution as that will give the highest visual fidelity as most upscalers will add a level of fuzz to the on-screen image. That said, of all of them DLSS is the sharpest, and most stable, too. With XeSS and more so with FSR, you will notice a certain fizzing around small objects and lines in a scene, which are either less noticeable or just not there with DLSS.
But either way, upscalers can make a huge positive difference to your gaming frame rates, and shift things from being a little jerky-but-sharp to a smooth, but potentially less clean experience. And I know which I'd prefer (hint: it's a smoother frame rate).