Upscaling Your Resolution With NVIDIA (DSR) 

1080p screens can only upscale to 4K, anything lower cannot unless NVIDIA has released some sort of update that allows that. Anything higher than 1080p can upscale beyond 4K, my 2k monitor can upscale to 6K. and 8K screen would upscale to 32K if possible by NVIDIA. I have no clue what their max DSR resolution is as I do not own an 8K screen.

@@HyperionZero why is that my 1080p monitor can upscale to 7k?

Right click your desktop ambient (not a shortcut in the desktop ambient) and go to view and toggle show icons.

No

no it only allows me to play at 60 too

If a monitor has a native resolution that's lower than what you want, you will only be able to achieve high refresh rate at that native resolution, anything higher than it and it will default to 60 or 30. Not sure if there is monitors that can have the same refresh rate at lower resolutions but I know for higher ones it won't work as that's a limitation of your screen.

My 144hz monitor defaults to 120hz after setting it to DSR 1080p, 1440p DL

am using 165hz and down to 120hz fps,but fps drop about 15%

Warzone is an unoptimized heavy game, might wanna tweak down some settings.

Should be, if there's black borders on the side then it's incompatible with that #:# screen resolution ratio.

@@HyperionZero hey It keeps showing Input Signal Out Of Range/Please change it tp 1366x768@60

@@contanzoo6471 Your screen might not support it I assume? I never seen it happen before so I can't say for sure.

yes

It depends on the monitor you get, a 3070 can run 4k resolution no problem.

on my Steam profile, add the workshop content to Wallpaper Engine.

thx

@@James901 i have gtx 1050 3gb

@@IAMGHOST_IND Not sure what to tell you there, my only option I can say is to keep your graphics card updated? Could also be that if it's a prebuilt it's possible that's locked away.

@@IAMGHOST_IND 20 30 40 series only.

For that, increase the resolution to 4K to bottleneck less, not good for workloads though.

you should most def keep the fps capped 59 for better performance

@@sammy_2516 That has nothing to do with lol

Try making the smoothness lower? That usually has a an impact on quality

@@gdawg-in9ny lower the smoothness make the game looks pixelated but increase the smoothness make the game looks more blurrier than 1080p native. don't know why

If you have a display higher than 60hz then it’s most likely your refresh rate reset and you can’t change to a higher one out of your native resolution

Are you sure it's not due to drop in fps because of higher resolution?

I don't know if there's monitors that allows refresh rates to be the same in lower resolutions but I know for a fact that you can't keep a high refresh rate for higher resolutions, in which case when changing the resolution of your screen it will switch to a default lower refresh rate such as 59/60hz or 24/29/30hz.

Mess around with the sharpness settings and see which suits you better to read. By increasing your resolution it means you have a lot more virtual pixels, things will become smaller to sync in with the size of your resolution. This does not affect your view but it affects your recordings, images, projects, etc.

DSR doesn't increase the amount of pixels on your physical monitor

increase sharpness maybe?

@@HyperionZero If i change the resolution by Nvidia Control Panel it becomes smaller but it is too fuzzy. I tried to change sharpness but it is still too fuzzy and small

@@ItsMe-jd1zu try using the Windows options to change the zoom of your display

@@HyperionZero Yes i did it but it is still fuzzy. I really don't understand the reason

@@ItsMe-jd1zu hi, did You solve the fuzzy problema? Tried 4k dsr with 1080p monitor anda looks blurry

if you decrease resolution possibly. 8400 is an old processor for a 3060 Ti.

Mess around with the smoothness and see how it affects it.

Use sharpening tool in nvidia after dsr. I have native 3840x1600 and use dsr 1.75 with 40% smoothness and then I use 0.30 sharpening

I have a QHD monitor but my graphics card its a 1660 super, is any way i can put the game on 1080p and upscale it to QHD?

@@Anibronkk Try Nvidia Image Scaling, you can find it in GeForce Experience or in the Control Panel

mess with the sharpness/smoothness

Supersample is the act of virtually increasing the resolution of games, although it won't affect what you're seeing on your screen unless you lower it below the threshold of your screen resolution it will affect anyone who sees your screen outside such as when you stream or record.

What do you mean, have you hit apply?

You won't see 1080p yourself, but your videos or images/screenshots will be at 1080p.

@@HyperionZero that's nice

Could be: OEM issue NVidia Updates Integrated NVidia GPU or something else that your computer has which locked DSR away

Is it can be solved by using hdmi cable?

@@umerrana9008 Try it why not

@@HyperionZero Thanks bro. 🌻

@@HyperionZero does a mobile card work laptop

Graphics Card not being from NVIDIA. Update your NVIDIA Graphics Card. Update Windows (Some systems need the latest update to get DSR working). System manufacturer might've locked that feature away. If you have a prebuilt, it's possible the code set into the prebuilt might keep DSR locked away. An Integrated Graphics Card instead of a dedicated one.

If its a laptop you need to connect to a monitor or TV using hdmi

You should be able to

Your card either doesn't support it for being an OEM card, it might be that you need to update drivers, maybe update Windows. Could be many things.

make sure to click apply after clicking all those checkboxes

The frames/second you see shouldn't change if your resolution becomes native and you switch back to whatever your refresh rate is/was

@@HyperionZero To be fair, I think that if you have a game that already performs low. Than it can take some FPS off. But thats what i think.

Because you're changing resolution.

If your aspect ratio doesn't correspond to your screen native aspect ratio, you'll end up seeing black borders or if the game isn't showing up at all trying f11, alt+tab, or win+up_arrow_key.

thanks :D

No unless you plan on keeping the resolution the way it is and then have all of Windows zoomed in to fit your native resolution meanwhile in the settings of some games you can set them to whatever resolution you have DSR on

All you have to do is turn on dsr but NOT activate it natively, when you go into your game go to where you choose resolution and pick whichever one you're after, dsr will turn on in the game play but not natively.

@@williambynum4023 thanks dude.

You fr brother?

@@vohvohvoh3133 nvm I figured out how it works.

That makes 0 sense, re-install your Windows?

@@HyperionZero Yes, I re-installed Windows and it worked. Both keyboard and DSR are working now. Thanks.

Should be if you have a NVIDIA card

Any NVIDIA Graphics Card

I think yes

Yes

max out your AA in the games

@Die MannSchaft yes

Not really if it's a pretty big monitor, if it's a small one however it shouldn't be too noticeable. Doing that just means you're taking pixels away from your regular resolution you should be at, less pixels = better performance aka performance at the cost of quality.

Use windows scaling??

@@KingofL85 how? Can you tell me more?

@@KingofL85 ok i found it but i dont like the way text looks. I think i keep it only for games. I have a 1080p 34 inch display and games looked a little fuzzy but with this it looks great

It actually does. You won't get to see the higher resolution beyond your screen limits yourself however other people will. This takes up more resources on the other hand. DSR is not what you're thinking about DLSS. If your screen can only handle 1920x1080, you won't see a difference by setting your screen or game's resolution to 2560x1440 or 3840x2160. Once again, this only affects what other people see, not what you yourself see.

Was me 2 years ago

If the laptop has an Nvidia GPU, possibly.

DSR is an NVIDIA option, if your card is an AMD there should be something called super virtual resolution (VSR) at least that's what a comment in this video said.

Yes?

@@HyperionZero Thankyou