Today Nvidia has introduced a 'new' image upscaler, called Nvidia Image Scaling (NIS). We say 'new', as it has already been around for a couple of years, but the algorithm has been updated - and unlike DLSS or FSR, you can use it in any game you want. Dominic puts it to the test today. Read more about NIS over here: https://bit.ly/3cjNoj0
00:00 Start
00:15 Introduction - what is Nvidia Image Scaling?
02:14 It’s a driver level feature
04:19 Test setup
05:37 Meet ICAT - Image Comparison & Analysis Tool
10:29 Necromunda: Hired Gun Image Comparisons
27:20 Deathloop Image Comparisons
34:02 F1 2021 Image Comparisons
40:00 Performance Benchmarks
42:38 Closing thoughts
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