DSR basically causes your GPU to render the scene at a multiplied resolution of your current set resolution (1.2x - 6x). It then shrinks the image back down to your actual running resolution, which does a lot to eliminate aliasing and sharpen the image up in general. It can be used with most Fermi (400 series and 500 series), Kepler (600 series and 700 series), or Maxwell (900 series) based GPU, just install the newest drivers and enable it in nVidia control panel.
Two notes:
1) DSR disables custom resolutions. If you run a game in a window with a custom resolution, you'll need to set the resolution manually rather than from a dropdown.
2) DSR requires fullscreen mode to work. Windowed and Borderless Windowed are not supported.
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Valefor.Sehachan said: »
I liked that. Full of incest.
Not really, as nobody was having sexual relations with an actual blood relative, but "incest" may mean something different over there.
But I guess as the word fits both, carry on.
Fenrir.Weakness said: »
Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
What game are you trying to play?
The current rip list includes
Final Fantasy X/X-2
Final Fantasy XII
Xenosage I/II/III
Odin Sphere
Kingdom Hearts
.hack//All 4 of them
Tales of the Abyss
Disgaea
LaPucelle Tactics
I'll play Valkyria Chronicles starting Tuesday first since I just bought it and haven't played it. But after that I'mma get my FF on and binge X/XII/VII/VIII and IX if I can find it.
Edit: For some reason I read that as "What games are you going to play?"
The main goal was to get X and XII working. No real reason, just wanted to play them again.
Of the bold I can make .iso of later if you really need, I have physical copies of all but the .hack, but I'm pretty sure I have rips of those and the GU already.
Ahahaha, nope! Not dropping 180k for base weapon for NIN relic.
Tonight was the second time Rex jumped out of his fish tank :| I refuse to let him kill himself. now his tank looks like this
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Rex, why you so suicidal?
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Ragnarok.Raenil said: »
Ahahaha, nope! Not dropping 180k for base weapon for NIN relic.
Get 3 friends and go beat the first boss and pop the coffer before the second one, almost always drops the knife blades. You get like 3 relic base items out of each coffer
Something to do sometime when people are on. 1:30 am isn't exactly NA prime time. ._.
Chu Chu said: »
Tonight was the second time Rex jumped out of his fish tank :| I refuse to let him kill himself. now his tank looks like this
Jetackuu said: »
pop some air holes in that, it doesn't look like you left much room for air to get in.
Ragnarok.Raenil said: »
Something to do sometime when people are on. 1:30 am isn't exactly NA prime time. ._.
Chu Chu said: »
Jetackuu said: »
pop some air holes in that, it doesn't look like you left much room for air to get in.
but fair enough, it is a tad bit better :D
Crafting is for people who don't spend all of their time stabbing (and now cutting) things to death. :D
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I need to at least get that base weapon, just broke and haven't even done anything much over the past few days/week other then ST runs and ... that's it lol.
Got 3 UATs and 2 sands though yesterday xD
Got 3 UATs and 2 sands though yesterday xD
Can't decide which is more sexy, the NZXT Switch 810, or the Corsair 600T...
Valefor.Prothescar said: »
DSR basically causes your GPU to render the scene at a multiplied resolution of your current set resolution (1.2x - 6x). It then shrinks the image back down to your actual running resolution, which does a lot to eliminate aliasing and sharpen the image up in general. It can be used with most Fermi (400 series and 500 series), Kepler (600 series and 700 series), or Maxwell (900 series) based GPU, just install the newest drivers and enable it in nVidia control panel.
Two notes:
1) DSR disables custom resolutions. If you run a game in a window with a custom resolution, you'll need to set the resolution manually rather than from a dropdown.
2) DSR requires fullscreen mode to work. Windowed and Borderless Windowed are not supported.
Two notes:
1) DSR disables custom resolutions. If you run a game in a window with a custom resolution, you'll need to set the resolution manually rather than from a dropdown.
2) DSR requires fullscreen mode to work. Windowed and Borderless Windowed are not supported.
Good stuff. But it's also very taxing performance wise, so if your GPU isn't up to snuff, framerate suffers dramatically.
But it's a good option when custom resolutions aren't available, and the pre-set ones are underwhelming when you have more than enough headroom.
It's less taxing than using supersample antialiasing, and more effective. If your rig can do that, then it's a pretty nice AA alternative.
Think I'm gonna go with the Switch.
Also I was under the impression that supersample AA used a very similar technique to DSR. Not 100% sure what the main difference would be aside from more selective rendering vs entire frames.
Also I was under the impression that supersample AA used a very similar technique to DSR. Not 100% sure what the main difference would be aside from more selective rendering vs entire frames.
Well, here's the dry list of the proposed build for my friend. Might take a few months to complete, but nothing I can't muster.
I give you, The Lionheart
(Probably gonna get a much cheaper ebay firesale 760 or 770 for a similar price. Hell, even the R9 280s are coming down super cheap too.)
I give you, The Lionheart
(Probably gonna get a much cheaper ebay firesale 760 or 770 for a similar price. Hell, even the R9 280s are coming down super cheap too.)
Artemicion said: »
Think I'm gonna go with the Switch.
Also I was under the impression that supersample AA used a very similar technique to DSR. Not 100% sure what the main difference would be aside from more selective rendering vs entire frames.
Also I was under the impression that supersample AA used a very similar technique to DSR. Not 100% sure what the main difference would be aside from more selective rendering vs entire frames.
supersample AA doesn't blow up the image, so to speak. it duplicates each pixel 2-4 times and shrinks it all back down to help eliminate aliasing; this can lead to blurriness and what not, this is often SGSS, or sparse grid supersampling. actual supersampling is a much more efficient and elegant solution by producing "new" pixels.
I've got a lionheart necklace! full replica
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The only issue with downsampling xiv, is that the ui elements don't scale well to the new resolution. So everything is extremely small, didn't try zooming them all in to higher levels.
As someone else said as well, on only one card it is very taxing on the system, only tried it in mist so far, which has very few people and it gave me just a little bit of a frame rate drop.
I'd imagine in a more congested area it'd grind my system to a halt.
It may get a little bit better with dx11 whenever they finally come out with it.
As someone else said as well, on only one card it is very taxing on the system, only tried it in mist so far, which has very few people and it gave me just a little bit of a frame rate drop.
I'd imagine in a more congested area it'd grind my system to a halt.
It may get a little bit better with dx11 whenever they finally come out with it.
*sighs*
Life kills me.
Life kills me.
/throws bananas at Seha
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