What does DSR do?How to Run Games at 4K on a 1080p Monitor With Supersampling If you're looking to run a game at 4K on a 1080p monitor, you can go beyond antialiasing to help upscale your graphicsDSR 4K = same performances than 4K resolution ?
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4k dsr on 1080p-Anyways, to answer your query, NO, I think using the x native DSR factor, won't give you UHD, or 4K resolution, on your current ASUS Monitor For 1080p native Monitors, to get support for 3840x2160 resolution, we need to enable the 400x (native resolution) factor/optionAs to what looks better, DSR on a 1080p monitor will have less aliasing shimmer, while a true 4K display without DSR will have a sharper image The sharpness of 4K usually wins out, especially when monitor sizes get bigger For example, there might not be much difference on a 22" 1080p vs a 22" 4K
What does DSR do?It would appear that this driver has enabled 4k in the Netflix Windows 10 app I noticed my monitors flickered black when I started the Oculus app and thought that was strange I remember with the insider preview announced a little while ago, if you had any other monitor that did not use HDCP 22, you could not watch 4k videoDSR attempts to function like basic SuperSampling In fact, it is It doesn't use any of the fancy SSAA methods (OGSSAA, for example) It's just basic SSAA So, you want an even multiple, either 2x (tolerable) or 4x (preferred) 4x DSR on a 1080p display is 4k, so that looks great 4x on a 1440p display is 51x
4k resolution at 4k monitor vs DSR 4k at 1080p monitor Post by Defox » 18 Oct , 1154 I would like to hear an opinion or even a real experience on the topic of DSR comparing the same 4k DSR on a FullHD monitor versus a real 4k resolution on a 4k monitorIf I had to quantify it I'd say 4k DSR has a 60% of the quality of 4k native at the same computational cost(DSR is slightly more intensive than 4k native due to downscaling process, but impact is minimal) but you save the money from the monitor Up to you #1 Flo Nov 7, 17 @ 615amFeb 21, 17 @ 1213am #12 Xyzzy Feb 21, 17 @ 7am
Dsr is normally best at 4x, as that is a perfect doubling of resolution vertically and horizontally, which equates to 4k at 1080p Anything else requires interpolation, which causes slight smudging and blur, especially if you use the smoothness option, which is disabled at 4x (last I checked)Dsr By ticking the boxes in 'DSR Factors', you unlock higher resolutions for your games (so 175x and 4x on a 1080p display will unlock 1440p and 4k resolutions respectively)1440p vs 4K Pros And Cons In the comparison 1440p vs 4K, we can define that 4K resolution is superior to 1440p as it has more pixels that are the objective measure to determine the technical difference under examination ()With that said, we define that for certain user requirements 1440p is the best option when we study the relationship between the costs and benefits (), while 4K stands as
Last year I posted up an article on just how effective Nvidia's DSR was for Nvidia card users Click here Over a year on and Nvidia continue to improve this feature As a quick recap this effectively lets you do up to 4k resolutions on a traditional 1080p monitor I thought it was time to4k is the new future standard, thats for sure I just had to make sure the screen was 40″ 60hz and my PC supported 4k 60hz to avoid the need for scaling completly 30hz will be fuzzy, and is not going to work out for 4k programming needs like mine It really was like stepping into a brand new worldI have tested with both my 4K TV at native and my monitor (slightly higher res than 4K with DSR) at 19x10 running at 3840x2400 DSR and the performance difference is pretty small DSR does render out at full resolution and then uses a fast downscaling (which is why it looks crunchy on
DSR and VSR make the game render at that resolution and then downscale to fit your monitor So performance wise, it would be the equivalent to running native 4k Visual quality wise, 4k on a 4k screen will look better than dsr/vsr 4k on a lower resolution monitor True 4k would not need better hardware, but it would look better than dsrFirst open up the NVIDIA control panel and enable "DSR Factors", Choose a DSR setting of your choice Next open up GeForce Experience, and select the game you want to enable DSR on, and click the wrench icon Select the available DSR resolution and click apply GeForce Experience will now show the current resolution as a DSR resolutionDSR and VSR make the game render at that resolution and then downscale to fit your monitor So performance wise, it would be the equivalent to running native 4k Visual quality wise, 4k on a 4k screen will look better than dsr/vsr 4k on a lower resolution monitor True 4k would not need better hardware, but it would look better than dsr
I enabled dsr 4x, but instead of doing it off the native 1080p, it just added an 8k dsr res confirmed by going into the game and when I selected 4k instead of just doing 1080p with dsr, changed the screen to 4k res I tried playing around with the extension block part, but thats when the pc started to loose it lolGeDoSaTo won't take 4K/8K screenshots unless you set keybindings to take "full" screenshots, because DSR is running the desktop and game in 4K it means that even using Steam's overlay to take screenshots will give you full 4K screenshots You can also couple this method with Shadowplay and record the game in full 4KAnd finally, is there a way to make this
I sometimes get asked if there is a difference visually between 4K DSR and Native 4K so I did this quick comparison showing of a few scenes I used a Sony 10Simply put, it renders a game at a higher, more detailed resolution and intelligently shrinks the result back down to the resolution of your monitor, giving you 4K, 3840x2160quality graphics on any screen IE, that means, it RENDERS it at 4K, then shrinks it to 1080p is how I read itNetflix has blocked us from changing the bitrate when watching a movie or a tv showFortunately below you will find the solution to get a higher content quality without having a 4k UHD displayYou can enjoy this "hack" even with a lowend laptopHave fun!
Does 4k DSR look as good or close to as good as 4k Native I don't want answers from people who don't have both monitors to compare Anyone can say well of course 4K native will look better but that's not what I'm looking for DSR actually uses slightly less VRAM and CPU than 4k Native and 4k DSR gets the same fps as 4k NativeDSR is quite literally a gamechanger At 4K, detail is clearer, effects and shadows better, and overall image quality far superior Simply click our GeForce Experience Optimize button and you'll instantly take your games to previously unseen levels of detail, immersing you in the experience like never beforeHello Everyone!Again with another short FPS video, this time it's a graphics comparison test, between native 1080p and DSR 4K!Anyway I'll leave you with the
4K native Two reasons First being the above Second reason DSR at 1440p means your GPU is rendering a 5K image 5K is, obviously, more difficult to run than 4KAs to what looks better, DSR on a 1080p monitor will have less aliasing shimmer, while a true 4K display without DSR will have a sharper image The sharpness of 4K usually wins out, especially when monitor sizes get bigger For example, there might not be much difference on a 22" 1080p vs a 22" 4KHow to Run Games at 4K on a 1080p Monitor With Supersampling If you're looking to run a game at 4K on a 1080p monitor, you can go beyond antialiasing to help upscale your graphics
Hi all, just to share my experience with you I use a RTX 3080 On DLSS, the game becomes blurry on the other hand, if I activate the DSR in X4 and then use DLSS, the game is magnificent with the finesse of 4K with the same performance as 1080PI enabled dsr 4x, but instead of doing it off the native 1080p, it just added an 8k dsr res confirmed by going into the game and when I selected 4k instead of just doing 1080p with dsr, changed the screen to 4k res I tried playing around with the extension block part, but thats when the pc started to loose it lolIt depends on the size of your monitor and other stuff, start with maybe 1525%, I use to 25% at 1440p or 1527p (2x my 1080p resolution), at 4K I use 0%
I had been playing Witcher 3 at 1440p with 4K DSR enabled I purchased a 4K monitor, and I assumed the FPS hit would be similar between the two With 4K DSR I had around 98% GPU utlilization and about 55 to 60 fps Just having an actual 4K monitor with No DSR, same graphics settings my GPU utlizatioI use DSR when ever I play a game that leaves GPU horsepower spare,I downsample using DSR, usually 4k, especially games that dont have a 'proper' AA option, many of those only have TXAA and FXAA available which suck, so if theres no MSAA available ill usually just use a DSR resolution insteadIt has been five or so years since Nvidia came out with DSR or Dynamic Super Resolution, the purpose of this feature was to allow the gamers to enjoy higher resolutions on monitors that did not have native support for the same resolutions For instance, a gamer with a 1080p monitor could easily enjoy gaming at 1440P or 4K with DSR at the helm
DSR is quite literally a gamechanger At 4K, detail is clearer, effects and shadows better, and overall image quality far superior Simply click our GeForce Experience Optimize button and you'll instantly take your games to previously unseen levels of detail, immersing you in the experience like never beforeI have tested with both my 4K TV at native and my monitor (slightly higher res than 4K with DSR) at 19x10 running at 3840x2400 DSR and the performance difference is pretty small DSR does render out at full resolution and then uses a fast downscaling (which is why it looks crunchy onDSR is Nvidia's new technology that claims to fit 4K picture quality into an HD display I put it to the test against the normal MSAA and SSAA versions and a
I always thought that 4K DSR is less demanding than playing on an actual 4K screen It's baffling to see games like Mortal Kombat X running at 4K resolution on a 1080p screen at 60 fps maxed GPU is a GTX 980It is rendering the same amount of pixels as 4k, assuming you select the right amount of DSR, but downscaled to your monitor, so I suppose you could say you get as good as 4k I know it's a hell of a lot better quality than using the regular resolution and relying on AA If Nvidia could implement it with SLI, it'd be even betterWhen I began this project I had certain expectations about what the results might be While some of the results were not surprising, I was very surprised by
DSR 4K = same performances than 4K resolution ?Hello Everyone!Again with another short FPS video, this time it's a graphics comparison test, between native 1080p and DSR 4K!Anyway I'll leave you with theSimply put, it renders a game at a higher, more detailed resolution and intelligently shrinks the result back down to the resolution of your monitor, giving you 4K, 3840x2160quality graphics on any screen IE, that means, it RENDERS it at 4K, then shrinks it to 1080p is how I read it
I want to make it look its best and while I know little about DSR, having it too high is bad (The options are 12x, 15x, 178x, 0x, 225x, 300x, and 400x) Also, what percentage of DSR Smoothness should I use?If so what level od DSR should I use?Tinkerers can go into the Nvidia control panel to customize a game's render resolution in steps up to 4K DSR currently doesn't support high resolutions, like 6K or 8K, which Durante's GeDoSaTo
1440p DSR is the 178x multiplier But again i dont sugest u run DSR or a custom resolution of anything other than 4x (4k) Interpolation is more accurate when dealing with a whole ,even, multiplier of pixelsIt depends on the size of your monitor and other stuff, start with maybe 1525%, I use to 25% at 1440p or 1527p (2x my 1080p resolution), at 4K I use 0%The Fallout 4 UI does not seem to have any problem with DSR Tl;dr Imagine playing 1080p game on 4K monitor, take a picture of that and resize it back to 1080p, not quite but you get the idea Last edited by Big Boom Boom;
I was quite disapointed with DSR as it gave me a blurry picture, so instead I use a custom resolution of 3840x2160 and the results are way sharper than DSRx4 on my 1080P display As you said, the visual difference is huge on a 1080p screen, but I can't wait to get a real 4K TV ( with VRR support from Nvidia p )I had been playing Witcher 3 at 1440p with 4K DSR enabled I purchased a 4K monitor, and I assumed the FPS hit would be similar between the two With 4K DSR I had around 98% GPU utlilization and about 55 to 60 fps Just having an actual 4K monitor with No DSR, same graphics settings my GPU utlizatioWith 4K DSR I had around 98% GPU utlilization and about 55 to 60 fps Just having an actual 4K monitor with No DSR, same graphics settings my GPU utlization is 70%80% and my framerate is is 10 to fps lower Why would my GPU usage be so much lower, i'm assuming that is what is causing the fps hit Jun 8, 15 #2 M
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