Seeing a very small difference using Madvr with MPC-HC

itsnotme · 2nd February 2017, 01:33

Hey everyone, I recently found out about Madvr and as soon as I got m 4k monitor, I wanted to try it. I followed the guide on the wiki to setup and configuring it, but I don't see that big of a difference between running 1080p (or less) and using Madvr with the same videos. Is there something I could do to run Madvr more efficiently?

My specs are:

GPU: GTX 1070

CPU: i7 4470

ram: 16 GB

monitor: Acer B286HK

OS: Windows 10

Madvr settings:

Chroma: Lanczos 3 Taps with anti-ringing filter and Active SuperRes filter set to 4

image upscaling: NGU very high

smooth motion: Enable Smooth Motion only if judder without

dithering: Error Diffusion Option 1

Video Codec: CUVID

There is a bug on windows 10 that crashes the client if I use CUVID with NNEDI3, that's why I went with Lanczos for Chroma instead.

Screenshots of the differences: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7v...pudExFNmM/view
Most of the difference is improvement in color.

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itsnotme Registered User Join Date: Jan 2017 Posts: 7	Seeing a very small difference using Madvr with MPC-HC Hey everyone, I recently found out about Madvr and as soon as I got m 4k monitor, I wanted to try it. I followed the guide on the wiki to setup and configuring it, but I don't see that big of a difference between running 1080p (or less) and using Madvr with the same videos. Is there something I could do to run Madvr more efficiently? My specs are: GPU: GTX 1070 CPU: i7 4470 ram: 16 GB monitor: Acer B286HK OS: Windows 10 Madvr settings: Chroma: Lanczos 3 Taps with anti-ringing filter and Active SuperRes filter set to 4 image upscaling: NGU very high smooth motion: Enable Smooth Motion only if judder without dithering: Error Diffusion Option 1 Video Codec: CUVID There is a bug on windows 10 that crashes the client if I use CUVID with NNEDI3, that's why I went with Lanczos for Chroma instead. Screenshots of the differences: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7v...pudExFNmM/view Most of the difference is improvement in color. Last edited by itsnotme; 2nd February 2017 at 01:38.