16 hours ago, LGKR said:

Which is true. I believe a RTX 30 series GPU is a minumum. I have a RTX3090.

All RTX GPU are participate on that feature. I have a 2060 and it performs well.

12 hours ago, Dazzlercee23 said:

I thought it only scaled apps/games that were purposefully run at a lower resolution than the desktop/system?

it works exact the other way arround...The GPU renders at a lower resolution based on the DLS factor you have set in the driver, then it upscales to the in-game-resolution using DL-agrorythms.

1 hour ago, BerndB said:

it works exact the other way arround...The GPU renders at a lower resolution based on the DLS factor you have set in the driver, then it upscales to the in-game-resolution using DL-agrorythms.

From Nvidia you set a lower resolution in the game settings and the GPU upscales to native resolution and sharpens as required/selected.

The GPU does render at a lower resolution internally, but you have to select this resolution in the game.

In the driver/control panel you just enable Image Scaling, the sharpness required and the overlay option, that is all.

https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/news/nvidia-image-scaler-dlss-rtx-november-2021-updates/

 

I think you are referring to the older DSR scaling from the Maxwell era.

Edited April 5, 20224 yr by Dazzlercee23

3 hours ago, Dazzlercee23 said:

I think you are referring to the older DSR scaling from the Maxwell era.

No, i´am talking about DLSS 2.3. What i have read in my PC Magazine "PC-Games Hardware" i´ve understand, that DLSS renders the demanded resolution internaly with a lower res. based on the DLSS Factors. And then it upscales again for the screen to the demanded resolution. I. ex. you have set P3D resolution to 1920, the frames are rendered at a resolution of 760 if the DLSS factor is set to 75%, and will be upscaled to 1920 for the screen with the pixels rendered by the AI DL agorythms. May be i got that wrong.

Edited April 5, 20224 yr by BerndB

55 minutes ago, BerndB said:

No, i´am talking about DLSS 2.3.

DLSS 2.3 doesn't work in Prepar3D.  And perhaps Nvidia never will make a profile for this sim.

It works on my system set up in NCP then in the sim change the res to half 4K 1440 the fly in full screen and the green NIS will show top left. 

Edited April 5, 20224 yr by G-RFRY

I think we are talking at cross purposes in this thread.

Nvidia's new Image Scaling is not DLSS.

DLSS has to be supported by the game and an Nvidia profile.

The newer but inferior Image Scaling option is a more global solution whereby once activated in the CP you simply set the game to a supported lower resolution and then the GPU driver upscales to native desktop fullscreen resolution.

Edited April 6, 20224 yr by Dazzlercee23

where can I find a tutorial on this ( 1080ti ) if my GPU supports it ?, cheers very much 

Sonny, I have the same GPU, it supports it but I don't understand what it does yet. You can activate it through NCP, manage 3D settings and the first feature in global settings is image scaling.

Edited April 6, 20224 yr by SergioN

There are also new DSR-DL screen modes - aka

Dynamic Super Resolution - DL, which stands for "Deep Learning", an Ai screen mode enabling more performance with great aesthetics.

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/nvidias-deep-learning-dynamic-super-resolution-tech-is-out-now-heres-how-to-enable-it

A few pics:

Cheers