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Downsampling, a simple method for making your pc-games look better.
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That's an unusual thing to do!
Elven_Star
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I wish all games had their own downsampling tool like Infinite Warfare. The AMD + Ultrawide combo which I use is not properly supported by Crimson.
Snakethesniper
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I have a problem with nvidia and DSR. I have a tv-monitor with a native resolution of 1360x768, it can go to 1920x1080 but it looks blurry and a mess. When I use DSR, instead of downsampling the image to my native resolution it downsample it to the 1920x1080 one, resulting in a blurry mess. Is this still the case? Does it recognize native resolution with the latest driver?
Vlodril
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yea i thought to try it out since i got a 970 quite a while ago and this thread just reminded me of downscaling but going from 2560x1440 to 1080p everything seems blurry. more on my tv than my monitor but its still noticable in my monitor too. and thats just the windows 10 dekstop.
No idea why. dsr smoothness doesnt really seem to do anything. (using the dsr option on nvidia panel). its also making the fonts harder to read for some reason.
No idea why. dsr smoothness doesnt really seem to do anything. (using the dsr option on nvidia panel). its also making the fonts harder to read for some reason.
Weird. VSR on my 280X looks really good scaling 1440p down to 1080. At least in exclusive fullscreen. Windowed either makes the window huge or the downscaling ends up blurring it. I know VSR and DSR are different techniques and all but I thought Nvidia did stuff good
potatohead
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Custom resolutions > Dsr
Leks
Member
Help GAF.
I don't know how but I can't create a new resolution higher than 2560x1440 (native resolution of my monitor) anymore. The test fails every time, says the resolution is not supported by my display, but it was.
My specs:
- GTX 1080 (drivers 375.95)
- Asus PG279Q (2560x1440, 144Hz)
- Windows 10
Thanks!
I don't know how but I can't create a new resolution higher than 2560x1440 (native resolution of my monitor) anymore. The test fails every time, says the resolution is not supported by my display, but it was.
My specs:
- GTX 1080 (drivers 375.95)
- Asus PG279Q (2560x1440, 144Hz)
- Windows 10
Thanks!
Makoto-Yuki
Banned
just curious, i have a GTX 1070 and a BenQ RL2455HM. it seems the highest i can go is 2560x1440 but there are some games my card can do 4K fine but it doesn't work. is it an issue with my monitor?
There could be a bunch of reasons. Are you using nvidia's DSR to do this or doing this some other way?
One thing I found a long time ago, make sure you are using displayport of HDMI and not a conversion cable from a DVI or VGA montior - obviously the correct data of the monitors native resolution etc is not correctly sent over, so it won't work out correctly a whole bunch of the time if you happen to have a display that is not at a popular resolution / aspect ratio. Genereally speaking there shouldn't be an issue using DSR to get 4k downscaled to 1080p for example, even if your system can't perform well.
This may seem like a strange question, but is it possible to downsample to a lower than native resolution?
My new TV is native 4k but also supports 1080p 120Hz. Now if I change the resolution in-game to 4k, it goes back to 60Hz. Can I somehow "hide" the native capability of the display in order to use DSR at 1080p?
My new TV is native 4k but also supports 1080p 120Hz. Now if I change the resolution in-game to 4k, it goes back to 60Hz. Can I somehow "hide" the native capability of the display in order to use DSR at 1080p?
Is there any reason to use smoothness if you are downsampled from a resolution that's even? Like say 4x would mean 2x for both height and width do that's even but downsampled from any other factor like 2x or 1.8x would give you uneven count in which case you'd need smoothness to mitigate the artifacts.
JonnyDBrit
Member
Question as to whether or not this would just be my TV, or if it's an intended effect: When I bump up the resolution to 1440p on my 1080p screen, I've noticed that with some games that blacks become more pronounced. With Bayonetta this was fine, but I feel like with the Witcher 3 they're being crushed, and the overall game just feels... darker. So is that actually an issue, or is it just a matter of the higher resolution?
I know this is an old thread, but I'm trying to emulate 4K resolution on my 2K monitor.
Unfortunately, the example provided on page 1 is for a 1920x1080 monitor and I have a 16:10 2560x1600 monitor. I can use the example settings, but it looks like crud on my monitor. Any other setting immediately reports "Test Failed" w/o even trying. I've tried calculating the settings by hand but nothing I've tried works. My 2GB GTX670 supposedly supports 4K monitors, so it shouldn't be an issue.
Can anyone help me figure out how to perform this trick on a 16:10 2K 60Hz monitor? TIA
Unfortunately, the example provided on page 1 is for a 1920x1080 monitor and I have a 16:10 2560x1600 monitor. I can use the example settings, but it looks like crud on my monitor. Any other setting immediately reports "Test Failed" w/o even trying. I've tried calculating the settings by hand but nothing I've tried works. My 2GB GTX670 supposedly supports 4K monitors, so it shouldn't be an issue.
Can anyone help me figure out how to perform this trick on a 16:10 2K 60Hz monitor? TIA