RTX Video Super Resolution is coming this month with their R530 series drivers

[WYP]

Expect these drivers to launch this month.



Read more about Nvidia's RTX Video Super Resolution feature.

 

[dazbobaby]

Streaming services like twitch, youtube and the like REALLY REALLY need this to work.


But isn't it just shifting the cost from the host to the client? Surely this will use more GPU power, even if it's only 20watts, it's still money out of my pocket.

 

[meuvoy]

Streaming services like twitch, youtube and the like REALLY REALLY need this to work.


But isn't it just shifting the cost from the host to the client? Surely this will use more GPU power, even if it's only 20watts, it's still money out of my pocket.

You can always just disable the feature if you really don't want it. But I'd really rather pay one or two bucks more on my power bill than to pay a monthly 5-7$ Subscription fee to Youtube, just so I can wach high-res content.

 

[Gothmoth]

curious to see how well that works in reality and outside gaming videos.

in the end DLSS needs some beefy pre-calculations to work with games.

and this shall work on-the-fly with all kind of video content.

the demo video of the game content looks impressive.
but i am more interested in how well this can improve old concert videos on YT.