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Uoppi · 14th May 2016, 16:56

BluesFanUK, I know, it can be confusing and requires some reading and testing.

Anyway, enhancement seems less resource-hungry than refinement and also is the only option if you want additional sharpening when not upscaling (i.e. 1080p material on 1080p screen). Likewise the new de-ring and the old anti-ringing algorithms are two different things (as has been discussed on previous pages), so they can be used together if needed.

Someone else can comment on the particulars of SuperRes but anyway I don't use it on chroma at all because I don't like the additional sharpening effect (I do use AR though with Super-XBR 100, which has a great cost-performance ratio compared to NNEDI3).

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Uoppi Registered User Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 99	BluesFanUK, I know, it can be confusing and requires some reading and testing. Anyway, enhancement seems less resource-hungry than refinement and also is the only option if you want additional sharpening when not upscaling (i.e. 1080p material on 1080p screen). Likewise the new de-ring and the old anti-ringing algorithms are two different things (as has been discussed on previous pages), so they can be used together if needed. Someone else can comment on the particulars of SuperRes but anyway I don't use it on chroma at all because I don't like the additional sharpening effect (I do use AR though with Super-XBR 100, which has a great cost-performance ratio compared to NNEDI3). Last edited by Uoppi; 14th May 2016 at 16:58.