By ticking the boxes in 'DSR - Factors', you unlock higher resolutions for your games (so 1.75x and 4x on a 1080p display will unlock 1440p and 4k resolutions respectively).Įnable DSR - Factors under 'Global Settings', then go to your in-game resolution menu and you’ll see the higher resolutions listed. DSRĭSR, or Dynamic Super Resolution, is one of the most ingenious tricks added to Nvidia’s Control Panel in recent years. So it’s best to compare the NVCP with in-game AF methods (if there are any), and decide for yourself which works best. NVCP’s anisotropic filtering can work better than in-game AF settings, but this isn’t guaranteed, and other times it’s of identical quality (The Witcher 3 and F.E.A.R being cases in point). Only use this if you believe that AF is having a negative impact on game performance. Looking at the list of NVCP’s 3D settings, you might also spot ‘Texture filtering - Anisotropic Sample Optimization’, which can improve performance when you have AF switched on at a small cost in filtering quality.
