Barbalos
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I just read about this:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/993090/Lossless_Scaling/?beta=0
It's a steam app that scales lower resolution games using something called Integer Scaling.
From the Steam description:
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Lossless Scaling scales any game up to your native display resolution correctly without blur.
When you run the game at a resolution less than the native display resolution, the graphics driver uses bilinear or bicubic interpolation of the image resulting in blurring and loss of quality. For example, when you play old games on a 1080p display or modern games at a 1080p resolution on a 4k display, the result will be a blurred image.
Lossless Scaling solves a problem using integer scaling. In the case of scaling 1080p images to 4k, it simply doubles the pixels horizontally and vertically so the output image maintains its original clarity and integrity. Additionally you can enable fullscreen anti-aliasing in the app even if the game has no such option. Unlike anti-aliasing in the game itself, the app smooths already upscaled image.
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https://store.steampowered.com/app/993090/Lossless_Scaling/?beta=0
It's a steam app that scales lower resolution games using something called Integer Scaling.
From the Steam description:
"
Lossless Scaling scales any game up to your native display resolution correctly without blur.
When you run the game at a resolution less than the native display resolution, the graphics driver uses bilinear or bicubic interpolation of the image resulting in blurring and loss of quality. For example, when you play old games on a 1080p display or modern games at a 1080p resolution on a 4k display, the result will be a blurred image.
Lossless Scaling solves a problem using integer scaling. In the case of scaling 1080p images to 4k, it simply doubles the pixels horizontally and vertically so the output image maintains its original clarity and integrity. Additionally you can enable fullscreen anti-aliasing in the app even if the game has no such option. Unlike anti-aliasing in the game itself, the app smooths already upscaled image.
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