Microsoft’s DLSS competitor is out for the Xbox Ally X and works in handheld mode
Microsoft is now rolling out Automatic Super Resolution (Auto SR), an upscaling technology that competes with Nvidia's DLSS, for the Xbox Ally X, Xbox Ally X20, and select Windows Copilot Plus PCs, the company announced today. Auto SR is also getting some new features alongside this official release. In April, Microsoft started testing Auto SR […]
Microsoft has launched Automatic Super Resolution (Auto SR), a new upscaling technology that competes with Nvidia's DLSS for the Xbox Ally X, Xbox Ally X20, and select Windows Copilot Plus PCs. This technology enables higher resolution gaming for these devices, both while docked and in handheld mode with battery power. Auto SR now supports 1080p gameplay as well, although Microsoft warns that this combination might result in performance that is "not as optimal as other configurations."
The company assures gamers, however, that they will still experience visual improvements, particularly in older games. Auto SR initially only supported framerates between 60 and 75fps, but now offers a Performance mode that can push frame rates up to 120fps. This updated Performance mode, along with compatibility with Auto HDR, will be rolled out through Windows updates.
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