Nvidia App gets an optional AI assistant and custom DLSS resolution scaling Graphics Cards 92% of Nvidia users turn on DLSS... if they've been lucky enough to bag an RTX 50-series card at launch ...

if they've been lucky enough to bag an RTX 50-series card at launch AND have the Nvidia App installed Hmmm, upgrades: Nvidia App gets an optional AI assistant and custom DLSS resolution scaling ...

In addition, Lossless Scaling has a feature that even pushes beyond what Nvidia offers with DLSS. Below the frame generation section, you’ll find a resolution slider. This reduces the resolution ...

Although not mentioned in the full release notes, the update also adds a new NVIDIA DLSS settings called DRS or Dynamic Resolution Scaling to sit alongside the Quality, Balanced, and Performance ...

It adds Display Scaling and Color Settings ... 450W power Control over the input resolution is an excellent feature, as DLSS 4's new transformer model significantly improves image quality at ...

The update also features new display scaling and color settings ... though -- custom input resolution settings for DLSS. Alongside the release of RTX 50-series GPUs, Nvidia introduced DLSS ...

Despite these formidable specs, depending on the game we can become GPU limited at 4K and resolution scaling yields a considerable performance boost. As a brief side note, Nvidia's DLSS is similar ...

At the same time, super scaling tech is confusing ... On the flip side, there’s also the DLSS Super Resolution, which reconstructs a higher quality resolution up to 4K from a lower resolution.

It’s been in development for a number of years and was originally used to increase resolution ... like what DLSS and FSR do for Nvidia and AMD card owners, respectively. Lossless Scaling has ...

NVIDIA has provided 9 games with its gaming-enhancing DLSS suite for a smoother and better looking gameplay across the board in May.

Both modes are using 1080p as the output resolution with dynamic resolution scaling in effect in combination with DLSS. The handheld mode - as things stand - is slightly different. Necessarily so ...

"Both modes are using 1080p as the output resolution with dynamic resolution scaling in effect in combination with DLSS." In handheld mode, quality mode will still output a 1080p image with DLSS ...