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Re: Dante82, You can test 4K rendering with your current vidcard today! (see how)
04/04/18 04:10 AM
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> hi, I woke up this morning and remembered about nVidia's Dynamic Super Resolution
> (DSR) feature. The vidcard will internally render graphics at higher resolution (eg.
> 3840x2160 4K). This way you can see right now if your current vidcard can render MAME
> at 4K resolution.
> You need a newer GeForce video driver that supports DSR though.
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> 1. Open nVidia Control Panel
> 2. Go to Manage 3D Settings
> 3. On General tag, go to DSR - Factors
> 4. Check 2.0x (native resolution) and perpahs 2.25x as well. You're in 1920x1200 res
> right ? 2.0x will render at 3840x2400 res.
> This will increase vidcard's internal rendering resolution 2 times your current
> Windows resolution.
> 5. Click "Apply" button and restart Windows if asked
> 6. Make sure to select "auto" screen resolution in MAME settings... or the max
> resolution your monitors supports (do not use higher res or monitor will not show
> image).
> 7. Run a MAME game. Start with an older one like "Alien Storm"
>
> Just remember to uncheck all selected DSR factors and make sure it's OFF when you're
> done testing this.
> Also, the monitor you're looking at with G-Sync might have good upscale processors.
> My Samsung 4K monitor was cheap and I bought it 2 years ago when 4K monitors started
> to appear. It's good for PC gaming at native res but not at 1920x1080.
> Asus monitors have better upscale processors.
Yes I totally forgot about DSR....will get a chance to try this tomorrow and will post back my results. Thanks for the detailed instructions!
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