Hello Tiffany Finke,
v5.90 did include two different DSM algorithms. They were named DSM and DSM HQ. The DSM HQ runs a pixel-based matching algorithm, allowing to create true-orthomosaics. We enhanced the speed and performance, getting similar processing times as with the DSM method from v5.90. Therefore we removed the DSM method from v.5.90 and kept going on with the DSM HQ method from v5.90 as the point cloud was of supirior quality and it provided a true-orthomosaic. For naming simplicity, we "renamed" the DSM HQ to DSM in v5.90.1.
If you want to create a raster, we recommend using the DTM algorithm. You can run it on high quality and set your raster density as you need. The raster is an interpolated result, which is a generalized representation of an existing point cloud. It is mainly used for terrain representation and therefore mainly used with the DTM approach.
Are you not satisfied with the raster result from the DTM approach? Please let us know more details, to understand your case.