News Nvidia's 531.18 Driver Adds RTX Video Super Resolution Support

[Admin]

Nvidia has publicly implemented RTX Video Super Resolution in its latest 531.18 drivers, alongside optimizations for Atomic Heart DLSS 3, and The Finals closed beta.

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[garrett040]

Still only usable in chrome -_-

 

[edzieba]

where’s the ray tracing, Nvidia?)

That's a question to ask Mundfish.

 

[rluker5]

Still only usable in chrome -_-

And Edge.
And not in all streaming. Youtube works, Netflix doesn't and smaller sites are hit or miss. What let's you know for sure it is working is the added power draw. It does make stuff look better, but isn't perfect. If you don't mind the power draw and ai artifacts it definitely is better. Personally I will keep it enabled.

 

[kaalus]

What we need is framerate amplification. It's likely all the dinosaurs that have been holding us back at 24fps for the last 30 years claiming some mythical "soap opera effect" have died out or gone into care homes, so maybe we can finally have new movies filmed at 60fps and existing movies enhanced from 24 to 60? After a year using 144fps desktop, the ridiculous 24 fps looks like I am watching a powerpoint presentation, not a movie.

 

[s997863]

How I miss the basic features that are no longer available in these oversized drivers from Nvidia or AMD. Like having "pre-sets" or "profiles" that you can switch between, preferably from the taskbar icon, more preferably with keyboard shortcuts, to quickly change multiple settings like brightness / gamma / resolution / refresh ... etc.