There are no more pixels when compared to an image of the same resolution, but visuals are a touch better.
#PIXEL 3 GRID AUTOSPORT IMAGE 1080P#
Perhaps the technology can be best imagined as rescaling a 4K photograph down to 1080p through the use of an efficient, high-quality filter. Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR)Īnswering the question of visual quality on easy-to-render games first, Nvidia is debuting a technology called Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR). So how does one increase visual fidelity and/or speed it's bit of a conundrum, isn't it? Nvidia is also introducing a couple of new software-based techniques to make games look better and run faster on GeForce hardware, particularly for users with 1080p monitors. Now, as much as we eulogise about gaming on high-resolution monitors - 4K, anyone? - the majority of users still run with 1,920x1,080 (1080p) screens. In an ideal world you'd want to improve the IQ of games that run quickly natively, so they look as good as possible, while also being able to increase the speed of graphically-taxing games without diminishing that lovely IQ. On the other hand, graphically-intensive games such as Battlefield 4 and Crysis 3 run slowly when image quality settings are set to high or ultra-high.
Older or well-coded games such as Dark Souls II and Grid Autosport run just fine on high-end graphics cards, often rendering at an average 100fps at a 1080p resolution. Improving Image Quality And Speed: DSR and MFAA
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