Sentences with phrase «use supersampling»

Microsoft went on to describe that the new console will feature the ability to use supersampling to make the most of existing 1080p displays so your games look sharper than ever... even the old ones.

Buyers will need to invest in a 4K television with HDR support to see the benefits of both consoles, but Engadget says «the Xbox One X uses supersampling to push more detailed graphics» on regular 1080p displays.

Not exact matches

The IQ is rather clean and the game appears to use the same rendering technology, as the recently released For Honor, to render at a higher resolution, while also offering supersampling for users who play it on a 1080p screen.

I've tried supersampling up to 1.5 x from a base 4K resolution, using the top MSAA setting (High) as well as SMAA Ultra (the highest setting for post-processing AA), but aliasing remains visible on the car's top, on the railings, and on the tracks» borders, too.

Yes, if like most people, you're still enjoying your HD television then your games will look better due to the new console's use of «supersampling» and various small visual enhancements, but the benefit you'll see will pale in comparison to what an Ultra HD set is capable of.

However, it will use techniques such as anisotropic filtering and supersampling, which WILL make games look more graphically impressive even on 1080p televisions / monitors.

Using a technique called supersampling, where additional visual information is downsized onto a lower resolution screen, players can expect to see improvements in picture quality, even on a 1080p television.

Often regarded as one of the Xbox One X's most impressive features, supersampling uses the console's additional horsepower to provide improved graphical quality to your games when played on Full HD (1080p) displays.

While the benefits of 4K are mostly limited to those with compatible displays, the use of supersampling technology also provided benefits for those at 1080p.