If you are a GeForce gamer, there is a reason for you to get excited today because not only NVIDIA has pushed new Game Ready drivers for Atomic Heart and THE FINALS but also brought AI-Powered RTX Video Super Resolution.
This is almost similar to AMD’s Radeon Super Resolution feature, using AI your NVIDIA GPU can now upscale existing video output with enhanced sharpness, however, this will be limited to RTX 30-series GPUs and later. So, suppose you are gaming or watching anything with lower resolution, with this turned on, you can enjoy anything at higher resolution all thanks to NVIDIA RTX Video Super Resolution.
With RTX VSR, GeForce RTX 40 and 30 Series GPU users can tap AI to upscale lower-resolution content up to 4K, matching their display resolution. The AI removes blocky compression artifacts and improves the video’s sharpness and clarity.
NVIDIA RTX Video Super Resolution Out Now
RTX Video Super Resolution is an AI image processing upscale that allows GeForce owners to watch upscaled video on 1440p or 4K displays with AI-enhanced sharpness. GeForce RTX 30 and 40 Series GPUs will process lower-resolution videos played on your Chrome or Edge browsers to enhance the quality of the video.
Combining the power of NVIDIA Tensor Cores with state-of-the-art AI image processing techniques, RTX VSR intelligently sharpens and enhances features and edges while removing distracting compression artifacts. RTX VSR will work on most video played in a browser, whether it’s a favorite streamer on Twitch or YouTube, or content from streaming apps such as Netflix, Disney+, or Hulu.
RTX VSR is available now as part of the latest GeForce Game Ready Driver, which delivers the best experience for new game launches like Atomic Heart and THE FINALS closed beta.
You can learn how RTX Video Super Resolution works here.
How to use <strong>RTX Video Super Resolution</strong>?
RTX VSR requires a GeForce RTX 40 or 30 Series GPU and works with nearly all content streamed in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.The feature also requires updating to the latest GeForce Game Ready Driver, available today, or the next NVIDIA Studio Driver released in March. Both Chrome (version 110.0.5481.105 or higher) and Edge (version 110.0.1587.56) have been updated recently to support RTX VSR.To enable it, launch the NVIDIA Control Panel and open “Adjust video image settings.” Check the super-resolution box under “RTX video enhancement” and select quality from one to four — ranging from the lowest impact on GPU performance to the highest level of upscaling improvement.
RTX VSR requires a GeForce RTX 40 or 30 Series GPU and works with nearly all content streamed in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.The feature also requires updating to the latest GeForce Game Ready Driver, available today, or the next NVIDIA Studio Driver released in March. Both Chrome (version 110.0.5481.105 or higher) and Edge (version 110.0.1587.56) have been updated recently to support RTX VSR.To enable it, launch the NVIDIA Control Panel and open “Adjust video image settings.” Check the super-resolution box under “RTX video enhancement” and select quality from one to four — ranging from the lowest impact on GPU performance to the highest level of upscaling improvement.
