Microsoft Set to Unveil DirectSR Super Resolution Tech at GDC 2024

Exciting news is on the horizon as Microsoft prepares to unveil updates at GDC 2024, the Game Developers Conference set to kick off on March 23rd.

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What is DIRECTSR trying to achieve?

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The main goal is to ensure compatibility with the latest GPU architectures, including those already supporting Intel XeSS, AMD FSR, and NVIDIA DLSS.

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AMD and Intel have shown that super resolution technology can be vendor-neutral, but its performance may vary based on implementation.

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Solution that microsoft may provide

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Mark your calendars for March 21st! Engineers from Microsoft, AMD, and Nvidia will be presenting at the event.

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Microsoft Set to Unveil DirectSR Super Resolution Tech at GDC 2024

Exciting news is on the horizon as Microsoft prepares to unveil updates at GDC 2024, the Game Developers Conference set to kick off on March 23rd.

Exciting news is on the horizon as Microsoft prepares to unveil updates at GDC 2024, the Game Developers Conference set to kick off on March 23rd.

What is DIRECTSR trying to achieve?

DirectSR could be a method to create a standardized solution for graphics cards operating at a software level, enhanced by GPU acceleration cores.

DirectSR could be a method to create a standardized solution for graphics cards operating at a software level, enhanced by GPU acceleration cores.

The main goal is to ensure compatibility with the latest GPU architectures, including those already supporting Intel XeSS, AMD FSR, and NVIDIA DLSS.

The main goal is to ensure compatibility with the latest GPU architectures, including those already supporting Intel XeSS, AMD FSR, and NVIDIA DLSS.

Primary objective

AMD and Intel have shown that super resolution technology can be vendor-neutral, but its performance may vary based on implementation.

AMD and Intel have shown that super resolution technology can be vendor-neutral, but its performance may vary based on implementation.

Solution that microsoft may provide

Microsoft may offer a solution supported by all modern GPU architectures, making it easier for game developers to implement.

Microsoft may offer a solution supported by all modern GPU architectures, making it easier for game developers to implement.

Mark your calendars for March 21st! Engineers from Microsoft, AMD, and Nvidia will be presenting at the event.

Mark your calendars for March 21st! Engineers from Microsoft, AMD, and Nvidia will be presenting at the event.