[SOLVED] Question about AMD Virtual Super Resolution

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As I understand it, if I enable it, VSR renders the frame in... let's say 2160p (4K)... then fits it to my 1080p display supposedly giving me better looking graphics or something. Since 4K is 4 times the pixel area of my 1080p display, does that mean the fps will be only 1/4th of what it would be if I just played at 1080p (no VSR)?

 

[siaan312]

It would take the gpu horsepower of 4k.
It's not 1/4th, but it is much less than the 1080p fps.

This feature is intended for say, you have a good pc, but didn't get a good monitor, so it looks better than 1080p, since it's 4 pixels of data per 1 actual pixel, but it's not as sharp as a real 4k monitor.

look up how much fps the gpu you have outputs at 4k, at your selected games, and that is around how much it will actually get.