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7/13/2025, 4:13:13 PM
7/12/2025, 4:23:25 PM
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>>715256603
>>715256050
>>715256259
Upscaling is a form of post processing, it takes time separate from the game process which is running for the upscaler to "fill in" the missing pixels. This is fairly trivial for current models but it does, by definition, introduce input lag compared to running the game at the native resolution it was upscaled *FROM*.
On the other hand, upscaling can dramatically increase performance compared to running it natively at the resolution it's being upscaled *TO*, to the point that if this effect is pronounced enough the input lag of running the game through an upscaler could theoratically be less laggy than running the game at the native resolution it's being upscaled *TO*.
Not that any of this shit would matter in Space Marine 2 anyways, since the animations themselves already have a delay which is an order of magnitude greater than what would be perceivable either through a laggy upscaler or running the game at a low framerate
tldr you're both confidently wrong retards
>>715256603
>>715256050
>>715256259
Upscaling is a form of post processing, it takes time separate from the game process which is running for the upscaler to "fill in" the missing pixels. This is fairly trivial for current models but it does, by definition, introduce input lag compared to running the game at the native resolution it was upscaled *FROM*.
On the other hand, upscaling can dramatically increase performance compared to running it natively at the resolution it's being upscaled *TO*, to the point that if this effect is pronounced enough the input lag of running the game through an upscaler could theoratically be less laggy than running the game at the native resolution it's being upscaled *TO*.
Not that any of this shit would matter in Space Marine 2 anyways, since the animations themselves already have a delay which is an order of magnitude greater than what would be perceivable either through a laggy upscaler or running the game at a low framerate
tldr you're both confidently wrong retards
7/10/2025, 12:18:49 AM
>>715007443
>/v/ spends the last 8 years complaining about TAA, DLSS, FSR and other forms of upscaling and how it makes the image blurry on a fine pixel level
>Switch 2 comes out
>literally a blurry mess on a hardware level
>this isn't really a big deal
>/v/ spends the last 8 years complaining about TAA, DLSS, FSR and other forms of upscaling and how it makes the image blurry on a fine pixel level
>Switch 2 comes out
>literally a blurry mess on a hardware level
>this isn't really a big deal
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