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As the year turns, Nvidia is making headlines with two significant strategic developments. Confirmation of its multi-billion dollar investment in Intel provides

However, when it comes to upscaling these days, it's about as close to perfection as you can get. Assuming it's been properly implemented into a game, of course. When it's all working as intended, Quality or Balanced upscaling at most resolutions does an incredible job, and I always enable it in every game that supports the most recent versions.