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Does Nvidia offer a comparable to AMD Virtual Super Resolution (VSR)?

Does Nvidia offer a comparable to AMD Virtual Super Resolution (VSR)?

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Tankmaster2467
Junior Member
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09-28-2022, 05:44 AM
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I enjoy utilizing VSR with my RX 5600 XT to enhance visual quality in games on a 1080p screen. However, I also want to apply similar techniques with my Nvidia RTX card. I haven't found an equivalent option in the NCP, and I'm wondering if I need Geforce Experience for access. I've managed to bypass GFE so far since it caused issues before.
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Tankmaster2467
09-28-2022, 05:44 AM #1

I enjoy utilizing VSR with my RX 5600 XT to enhance visual quality in games on a 1080p screen. However, I also want to apply similar techniques with my Nvidia RTX card. I haven't found an equivalent option in the NCP, and I'm wondering if I need Geforce Experience for access. I've managed to bypass GFE so far since it caused issues before.

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_ThePlay
Member
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09-29-2022, 10:55 PM
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Yes, it is referred to as Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR) within the Nvidia Control Panel, under 'Manage 3D Settings'. The Control Panel will be automatically installed with the Nvidia Driver; if not, you can obtain it via the Microsoft Store on Windows 10. There is no need for a Nvidia account, which avoids any login issues (likely your previous concern).
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_ThePlay
09-29-2022, 10:55 PM #2

Yes, it is referred to as Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR) within the Nvidia Control Panel, under 'Manage 3D Settings'. The Control Panel will be automatically installed with the Nvidia Driver; if not, you can obtain it via the Microsoft Store on Windows 10. There is no need for a Nvidia account, which avoids any login issues (likely your previous concern).

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Bymaster46_TW
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10-03-2022, 09:59 PM
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Yes, it is referred to as Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR) within the Nvidia Control Panel, under 'Manage 3D Settings'. The Control Panel will typically install automatically with the Nvidia Driver, though if not, you can obtain it via the Microsoft Store on Windows 10. There is no need for a Nvidia account, which avoids any login issues you might have encountered before.
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Bymaster46_TW
10-03-2022, 09:59 PM #3

Yes, it is referred to as Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR) within the Nvidia Control Panel, under 'Manage 3D Settings'. The Control Panel will typically install automatically with the Nvidia Driver, though if not, you can obtain it via the Microsoft Store on Windows 10. There is no need for a Nvidia account, which avoids any login issues you might have encountered before.

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tomcrafter9
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10-03-2022, 10:56 PM
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You're curious about the options and performance. It seems the choices are based on your default setting, but for specific resolutions like 1440p at 1080p, it might behave differently. Also, regarding game settings, you should be able to adjust selections there.
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tomcrafter9
10-03-2022, 10:56 PM #4

You're curious about the options and performance. It seems the choices are based on your default setting, but for specific resolutions like 1440p at 1080p, it might behave differently. Also, regarding game settings, you should be able to adjust selections there.

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xmen12
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10-04-2022, 04:09 AM
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xmen12
10-04-2022, 04:09 AM #5

I'm glad to assist. Would you kindly click on the trophy logo to reward me for nominating my reply as an answer, so others facing the same problem can find it?