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Using Nvidia's DSR ("dynamic super resolution")

turaven
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Nvidia control panel-> Manage 3d settings-> Global settings

Scroll down to "DSR-Factors" and select the ones you want

 

DSR resolutions should now be available in game and in experience 

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I originally had a single GTX 980 and a 2560x1080 resolution screen, so I made heavy use of Nvidia's DSR to render games at 5120x2160. It was just a matter of selecting the resolution in the Geforce Experience program.

 

I semi-recently upgraded to a 3440x1440 resolution screen, and the option to use DSR in Geforce Experience vanished, but I didn't really care at the time since the GTX 980 was struggling on demanding games at 3440x1440, so I wasn't looking to do anything higher anyway.

 

Now I've added a second GTX 980 to my computer, so I'm interested in DSR once again since I can do it for moderately demanding games, but the option is simply gone. I have all the latest versions of all the relevant software, but any option to select is is non-existant, not even greyed out or anything.

 

I'm guessing DSR wants to double resolution dimensions, which would put my resolution at 6880x2880, which is higher than the GPU supports. Anyone know of a way to enable me to render at 5120x2160, with or without using the Geforce Experience program?

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I imagine you are looking in Geforce Experience (and not in a game)?

 

Edit: Go to Nvidia Configuration and select the DSR resolutions you want available there.

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In the control panel (nvidia's...) there's the option to enable DSR ingame, and with many personalized res... in the 3d settings section...

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Nvidia control panel-> Manage 3d settings-> Global settings

Scroll down to "DSR-Factors" and select the ones you want

 

DSR resolutions should now be available in game and in experience 

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Cool, thanks for the quick replies guys. I've been on AMD for a few years and only a couple months ago went to team Green, so still learning my way around the software. I wonder why I didn't have to enable that before. Oh well.

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