2024-02-13 04:00:00
Microsoft is working on preparing an artificial intelligence upscaling feature similar to DLSS for computer games, which is a feature that works with artificial intelligence in games to upgrade image quality and improve performance. “To use artificial intelligence to make supported games play more smoothly with enhanced detail,” according to Theverge.
This sounds very similar to Nvidia’s Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) technology, which uses AI to upscale games and improve frame rates and image quality, and AMD and Intel are also offering their own versions, with both FSR and XeSS becoming increasingly popular in recent PC gaming releases.
Not announced Microsoft This new ultra-resolution feature is not officially announced, so it’s not clear exactly how it will work, nor whether it will require any specific hardware. Nvidia’s DLSS is working to boost the tensor cores shipped on its RTX lineup, while powering every… From AMD’s FSR and Intel’s XeSS with their GPU hardware.
Microsoft is also working on improving Windows 11’s color management feature, which will be especially useful for the latest OLED displays that use HDR technology.
Windows has lacked a good operating system-level color management system for years, leaving PC gamers having to add custom color profiles in a dialog box that looks like it shipped in Windows 95.
With the upcoming changes, color management will be integrated into the main display settings area of Windows 11, allowing PC users to set color profiles for sRGB and DCI-P3. There is also a new feature that automatically controls these various color profiles.
“Automatic color management makes sure your apps and other content have accurate colors on this screen,” Microsoft says about this color management feature.
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