Rendering in 4K and downscaling to 1080p

[MadSuperHero]

Hey!

I have an i5 3570 and a R9 280. And I want to know if there is a way to to render in 4K and downscale it to 1080p. I know you can do it on nvidia cards but i haven't figured it out on AMD. Thanks

 

[ZeusGamer]

Hey!

I have an i5 3570 and a R9 280. And I want to know if there is a way to to render in 4K and downscale it to 1080p. I know you can do it on nvidia cards but i haven't figured it out on AMD. Thanks

They have it built in. DSR is what they call this technology. Plus I don't recommend it. R9 280 will not be able to handle it anyway, 3GB memory isn't enough.

 

[Eximo]

DSR (Dynamic Super Resolution) is an Nvidia term. AMD's version is called VSR (Virtual Super Resolution) and recently was made available in their latest drivers.

Memory requirements depend entirely on the in game settings. However, the R9-280 doesn't yet, and may not get, this technology. Currently only works on the R9-285 and up.

 

[ZeusGamer]

DSR (Dynamic Super Resolution) is an Nvidia term. AMD's version is called VSR (Virtual Super Resolution) and recently was made available in their latest drivers.

Memory requirements depend entirely on the in game settings. However, the R9-280 doesn't yet, and may not get, this technology. Currently only works on the R9-285 and up.

Does the R9 280X have this? I used to have R9 280X and it's still in my closet, but I haven't heard of this lol.

 

[Skipping-Bear]

For a AMD card its call VSR Virtual Super Resolution and you can find this in your catalyst settings when you have the 14.12 beta drivers. I have a 290 and i use VSR on some of my games.

 

[coolcole01]

I dont think it works on the 280