Feature request: add analog NVIDIA DSR

[SirBomborik]

Add ability to resize window larger than screen resolution and then downscale to screen resolution.
ex: 1440p window size on 1080p monitor.
On powerful computers, this will improve the image quality in games without anti-aliasing.

[Ajalon]

why? NVIDIA and amd already has this built in

[Triafaye]

Originally posted by Dogovich:

why? NVIDIA and amd already has this built in

That would allow me to upscale non native resolutions.
Currently i have a 21:9 monitor, which doesn't allow me to upscale 16:9 resolutions. With LS i could set my ingame resolution to 1440p and scale it up so i have black borders and a better picture.

To add:
It would be cool to have DLDSR so that it could even have better FPS on Nvidia GPU's, if that is possible.

[(ノ°□°)ノ]

Originally posted by MrsEmilia:

Add ability to resize window larger than screen resolution and then downscale to screen resolution.

Window edges won't be rendered. You should change virtual desktop resolution, that's what the driver should do.

Originally posted by MrsEmilia:

On powerful computers, this will improve the image quality in games without anti-aliasing.

In most cases it won't. The only thing you can do is to set Anime4k scaling to 1x. It will be scaled 2x then downscaled back to input resolution.

[Hobbit of Thracia]

This is what Nvidia's DSR and AMD's VSR do.

For example; I have a 2560x1440 monitor. However I want to play and record my games at 4K. AMD's VSR lets me set it to higher resolutions so I set it to 4K. Once the desktop is set to 4K, Lossless Scaling allows me to pick any game and scale it to 4K, as well. I won't physically "see" any advantage on my 1440p monitor but the recording is made at 4K with Lossless Scaling's algoritm.

[FineLine0]

Originally posted by (ノ°□°)ノ :

Originally posted by MrsEmilia:

Add ability to resize window larger than screen resolution and then downscale to screen resolution.

Window edges won't be rendered. You should change virtual desktop resolution, that's what the driver should do.

Originally posted by MrsEmilia:

On powerful computers, this will improve the image quality in games without anti-aliasing.

In most cases it won't. The only thing you can do is to set Anime4k scaling to 1x. It will be scaled 2x then downscaled back to input resolution.

what would be the suitable setting for anime4K when trying to "Downscale" in LS