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The app is for people who want to play their games in lower resolutions than native.
For example, I have my PC connected to a 4K TV. Although I have a 1080 Ti, I can't play The Crew 2 with 4K resolution 60 FPS Ultra graphics.
For whatever reason, if I run 1440p, my setup runs only at 30 Hertz. And 1080p looks terrible on my TV compared to higher resolutions.
Thus, I'm using this app to run The Crew 2 with 1440p 60 FPS Ultra graphics.
And it works like a charm.
Edit:
What you want is called Downsampling or Super Sampling Anti-Aliasing (SSAA).
On Nvidia, it's called Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR)[www.geforce.com].
On AMD, it's Virtual Super Resolution (VSR)[www.amd.com].
It will scale the image up and then down again adding a smoothing filter. It will look a bit as if you have eye cataracts, especially with small fonts but I think it's what you are looking for. Also butchers your framerate, depending on how good your graphics card is. Good luck!
But this only works if you have a nvidia graphics card.
I have no experince with the AMD VSR.
DSR runs the game in a higher resolution and down scales it for your desktop resolution.
This also works with 4k monitors. you can run a game to 8k (not exactly sure on the res, but using 8 as an example.
This way 4k users can play higher.
Both of these use a lot more resources than running at 1080p.
It does, however, not run as much as running 4k nativly.
So with that setting you can run close to 4k.