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8k resolution scaling Nvidia DL-DSR Deep Learning Dynamic Super Resolution - Tomb Raider II

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First published at 22:23 UTC on January 26th, 2023.

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This video shows that Tomb Raider II - patched with Carlmundo's Automated Fix -
a) can be upscaled up to 8k, while some newer games cannot even reach 4k
b) has an increased visible area, while most games show the same visible area regardless the …

8k 8192 x 4320 resolution scaling with Nvidia DL-DSR Deep Learning Dynamic Super Resolution - Tomb Raider II
Game: Tomb Raider II - Starring Lara Croft - Dagger of Xian, released 1997
Patch: Tomb Raider II (2) Automated Fix, updated Jul 31, 2020
Patch Github repository: Carl Norton - Carlmundo
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OS: Windows 11
Nvidia driver: 528.24
Recorder: Nvidia GeForce Experience 3.26 Shadowplay
Native resolution of monitor / Windows desktop resolution: 4k (4096x2160)
Activated DL-DSR Deep Learning Dynamic Super Resolution: 1.78x DL (5461 x 2880) / 2.25x DL (6144 x 3240)
Activated DSR Dynamic Super Resolution (old scaling): 3.00x (7094 x 3741) / 4.00x (8092 x 4320)
With 32-bit - True Color - the highest possible resolution was 1.78x DL- DSR (5461 x 2880)
With 8-bit - 256 colors - the highest possible resolution was 4.00x DSR (8092 x 4320) - 8k

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