the same way DLSS works in games:explain me why I see (1707 x 1365), (1920 x 1563) in DL Scaling
Hmm. I'm not talking about DLSS, I'm about DSR.because the scaling feature will use these lower values as the output resolution and then upscale them to your display to preserve GPU processing and offer better performance.
the same way DLSS works in games.
and DSR works in the same fashion as DLSS.with DL/DSR it is just the opposite
what is your DSR 4x scale?look in Nvidia Control Panel
and in Windows > Settings > Display
to ensure your monitor is set at it's native resolution and refresh rate.
DSR 4.0 - (2560 х 2048)what is your DSR 4x scale?
it should be 5120 x 2880.
if not, then your native resolution is not set properly
and/or your software is not properly detecting it.
If that is the case, how do you fix it?or your software is not properly detecting it.
i would first try running DDU from Windows' Safe ModeIt looks like the "native' resolution for DSR is defined as 960 x 720
Performed uninstall using DDU, installed the latest video driver and..... all the same!hopefully the reset would enable proper detection of your native resolution by Nvidia Control Panel
couldn't tell you then.uninstall using DDU, installed the latest video driver and..... all the same
I'm not going to use DSR. I just don't understand where the resolution data in NVP comes from ?couldn't tell you then.
why exactly did you want to use DSR?
don't think i've ever bothered with it through quite a few displays and lots of capable video cards.