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A 10% performance bump for the Intel Arc A750 on average, with improved image quality to boot. Intel XeSS 1.3 is now rolling out to game developers.

DirectSR (Direct Super Resolution) tech for DirectX is compatible with PC and Xbox and makes it simple for developers to add DLSS, FSR, and XeSS.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle from Machine Games and Bethesda is a PC and Xbox exclusive, and there's a good chance it will support FSR on both.

AMD announces FSR 3.1, a big update that brings image quality improvements to upscaling with frame generation 'decoupled' so it can run with DLSS.

Sony has lofty ambitions with its PSSR tech, as rumors indicate that the next-gen console could achieve 60 fps at 8K, and 120 fps at 4K resolution.

Sony reportedly working on 'DLSS competitor' for beefed-up PlayStation 5 Pro console, the company will test it out on PS5 Pro before the PlayStation 6.

Dynamic Resolution Scaling is a new DLSS mode that dynamically switches from DLAA native rendering in small increments to maintain the desired performance.

AMD is applying its FSR upscaling tech to video playback, with driver-level support coming to Radeon owners with software support coming to VLC.

Update 1.7.33 has arrived, and it does fix an upscaling problem with Starfield - but there are reportedly still issues on this front, unfortunately.

AMD may give us a peek at FSR 3.0 during the imminent Game Developers Conference, and we might find out how Team Red plans to tackle NVIDIA's DLSS 3.0.

Leveraging AI hardware in the GeForce RTX 30 and 40 Series GPUs to improve streaming video quality, RTX VSR is like DLSS for YouTube.

NVIDIA's Image Scaling is now open source, making it easier for developers to use and in the end -- better for us, the gamers.

HD upscaling abilities as well.