Grass is an effective example for demonstrating sample points, but don't be fooled into thinking grass is the only beneficiary of DSR's capabilities. The DSR process significantly improves image quality, and with the addition of the 13-tap Gaussian filter aliasing artifacts experienced with traditional downsampling are greatly reduced or entirely eliminated, further improving image quality. At 1920x1080, the grass flickers and scintillates heavily as it sways, and appears to be missing detail, as highlighted by our screen capture:Įxamining the pixels in detail reveals that the grass is displayed in such a manner because the 1920x1080 resolution lacks a sufficient number of sample points for the grass' fine detail:Īt 3840x2160 (4K), the number of sample points is multiplied by 4, enabling the game to capture and render more detail on each blade of grass.įinally, DSR applies a custom-made 13-tap Gaussian filter as the 4K image is scaled back down to 1920x1080 for display on the monitor: In Dark Souls II's opening scene, players find themselves surrounded by swaying grass. DSR also makes the process simpler with on/off integration built directly into GeForce Experience and It's compatible with all monitors, removes the need for technical know-how, and is integrated into GeForce Experience's Optimal Playable Settings. DSR drastically improves upon this process by applying a high-quality filter specifically designed for the task.
What does DSR do? Simply 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, 3840x2160-quality graphics on any screen.Įnthusiasts with compatible monitors and technical know-how refer to this process as Downsampling or Super Sampling. Of these new features, Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR) will have largest impact, enhancing any game that supports resolutions above 1920x1080.
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