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Mainge · 11th May 2017, 16:18

Hello Asmodian
I have a question, which I hope is not too stupid.
I just built a new PC with GTX1070 AMP Extrem. With all that new power, I can finally use MadVR has it should and I put the highest possible settings that my GPU can take (NGU sharp very high for Luma and so on). In addition, I also put direct supersampling on always doubling and I even tried direct quadrupling.

For information, I almost only watch 1080p source on 1080p display, which is what leads to my question.

In some of your posts, I could see that you don't recommand to supersample when source matches the display.
Should I really remove supersampling option? What is the downside of Upscaling to 2160p and then downscaling to get back to 1080p? I honestly thought this was the way to go in order to get super picture quality.

I am the type to put the options on the highest level when I can, but I know it can be totally wrong to do that...

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

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Mainge Banned Join Date: May 2017 Location: https://t.me/pump_upp Posts: 2	Hello Asmodian I have a question, which I hope is not too stupid. I just built a new PC with GTX1070 AMP Extrem. With all that new power, I can finally use MadVR has it should and I put the highest possible settings that my GPU can take (NGU sharp very high for Luma and so on). In addition, I also put direct supersampling on always doubling and I even tried direct quadrupling. For information, I almost only watch 1080p source on 1080p display, which is what leads to my question. In some of your posts, I could see that you don't recommand to supersample when source matches the display. Should I really remove supersampling option? What is the downside of Upscaling to 2160p and then downscaling to get back to 1080p? I honestly thought this was the way to go in order to get super picture quality. I am the type to put the options on the highest level when I can, but I know it can be totally wrong to do that... Thanks in advance for your feedback.