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Is there a way to supersample mad max to 1440p without setting 1440p for the whole PC?

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Is there a way to supersample mad max to 1440p without setting 1440p for the whole PC?

You mean downsampling? You can find this in the nvidia control panel. I think it is called, DSR, or dynamic super resolution.

I dont know where it is in the nvidia control panel, but I know if you turn it on, you can change the resolution in your game, without changing it for the whole desktop

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You mean downsampling? You can find this in the nvidia control panel. I think it is called, DSR, or dynamic super resolution.

I dont know where it is in the nvidia control panel, but I know if you turn it on, you can change the resolution in your game, without changing it for the whole desktop

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Is there a way to supersample mad max to 1440p without setting 1440p for the whole PC?

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As shown above just set all the DSR options to on and then you'll have the option of changing to the resolutions in-game (some don't support it). 

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