If your GPU doesn't have integer scaling...

GL_NEAREST
throw yourself from the nearest bridge

NEAREST-NEIGHBOR INTERPOLATION IS NOT NEW TECHNOLOGY
NEAREST-NEIGHBOR INTERPOLATION IS NOT NEW TECHNOLOGY
NEAREST-NEIGHBOR INTERPOLATION IS NOT NEW TECHNOLOGY
NEAREST-NEIGHBOR INTERPOLATION IS NOT NEW TECHNOLOGY
NEAREST-NEIGHBOR INTERPOLATION IS NOT NEW TECHNOLOGY

THIS IS A TECHNOLOGY BOARD NOT A "NEW" TECHNOLOGY BOARD
THIS IS A TECHNOLOGY BOARD NOT A "NEW" TECHNOLOGY BOARD
THIS IS A TECHNOLOGY BOARD NOT A "NEW" TECHNOLOGY BOARD
THIS IS A TECHNOLOGY BOARD NOT A "NEW" TECHNOLOGY BOARD
THIS IS A TECHNOLOGY BOARD NOT A "NEW" TECHNOLOGY BOARD

No some newer cards really not support Nearest Neighbor anymore?

I don't quite get what you mean. I can use filters for both and I have done it for generations with many different GPUs.

EVERY SINGLE GPU SUPPORTS NEAREST-NEIGHBOR
EVERY SINGLE GPU SUPPORTS NEAREST-NEIGHBOR
EVERY SINGLE GPU SUPPORTS NEAREST-NEIGHBOR
EVERY SINGLE GPU SUPPORTS NEAREST-NEIGHBOR
EVERY SINGLE GPU SUPPORTS NEAREST-NEIGHBOR

It's not a new technology board, but it also isn't a "shill something literally everything has and uses like it's new" board

YES AND THERE ARE ONLY 2 (two) GPU COMPANIES WHAT'S YOU'RE (you are) POINT

>anime is only watched by kids, manchildren and degenerates
>games are played by people of all ages, from the most diverse background
really makes you think

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>If your GPU doesn't have integer scaling

????? my gpu from 1999 could do this, in fact it was even faster to do this than doing bilinear filtering.

>ONLY 2 (two) GPU COMPANIES
There's at least four (Matrox is still selling cards).

It's literally a toggle in your average emulator, what did user mean by this picture?

So... can you name a single GPU that doesn't support Nearest-Neighbor or are you just a retard?

have we arrived at the point where turning 1 pixel of a specific color into a 2x2 pixel square of a specific color is somehow impressive?

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Are you being stupid on purpose (aka being paid for all of that damage control), or are you a legit brain-dead summerfag?
>nVidia
>AMD
>Intel
>VIA
>Matrox
>ARM
>...

It requires about a million lines of Javascript. I'd say that's quite impressive.

aka:
>AMD
>not AMD
in other words only 2 (two) gpu companies

>a bunch of independent companies with their own IP and manufacturing are a single company
How much are you being paid for these damage control posts? I hope it's enough to feed you and your family out there in India.

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>>a bunch of independent companies with their own IP
??? I also own multiple IP addresses, this proves what exactly?

I just use GeDoSaTo. I can also add my own shaders or downsample resolutions too.

>more pathetic damage control
>I own the address on lease from my ISP
At least you have enough sustenance to shitpost. Can your family members do the same? Or are they all sealed in a single room waiting for you to bring some nan-bread from the store?

>pic
Cute

240p games weren't interlaced though

The fuck do you mean NaN-bread, of course bread isn't a number, it's bread.

Also what the fuck do you mean "from the store"? If your code is persistently storing NaNs you're probably doing something wrong.

so a sunday afternoon worth of durgacode

6.276041666666667 isn't an integer.

A for effort, F for poop in your hands.

Not the games themselves -- but they were displayed on an interlaced display.

>poop in my hands
prove it

Interlacing is a display mode not a type of display. CRTs can display either an interlaced or progressive scan signal. The display itself isn't interlaced.

Your posts smell, and so does your keyboard.

>Your posts smell, and so does your keyboard.
prove it

I'm not an expert but it looks like the "phosphorus" (CRT ?) effect in Hammerwatch.

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>Not using blargg filters

lmao

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It's a real CRT.

AYYMD can't do integer scaling

Only Nvidia and Intel can do it

"Blarg" is exactly how I would describe that mess.

I don't understand technology, why wasn't left the default since forever?

Because blurry garbage upscaling is ACHE DEEEE and used to sell bleeding edge TVs to retards before anything actually runs at that resolution.

Nearest neighbor scaling only really looks good when your display's resolution is an exact multiple of the original resolution or so high res that you can't tell pixels apart anyway.

am i correct in saying i can use this to play 1080p games on my 4k telly with no bluring?

AMD blows fucking dick in the GPU market right now.

The entire point of NN interpolation is to replicate it at any res.
>or so high res that you can't tell pixels apart anyway
On the contrary. If there's a pixel that was really there, I want to see it.

But no.,
But muh AMD BTFOing Intel.
But.

Yes, it is.

What are you even talking about?
When your resolution is not an integer multiple of the original image's resolution, nearest neighbor scaling will HAVE to render pixels that aren't there. There will be random things in the image that are just a pixel wider than they should be, making things look weird and stretched.
The only way for that not to matter is to have a display that is so high res that you don't even notice those extra pixels.

> only 2 companies have the technolo/g/y and drivers released for integer scaling

...isn't that literally all of the existing ones then?

>nearest neighbor scaling will HAVE to render pixels that aren't there
The picture isn't rendered at native res in that case, as far as I understand.
You just end up with black borders.

That's fine, then.

twitter.com/IntelGraphics/status/1167622125412392960

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do you think heroes of hammerwatch will come to gog?
also shovel knight has a crt filter
gzdoom has mods like that
pretty cool me thinks

Just zoom in. There's blurs between the pixels.

>just upscale this rasterized image in my browser
>there's blur you see

phew, next level retard right there

>centered/full/full aspect
And now 2x, 3x, 4x..
No doubt it will be added to 'gaming' monitors..
Too bad games have moved away from exclusive full screen and resolution mode setting because there was no reason to stick with it

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is that where this fucking meme comes from? my jaw just hit my fucking desk, I'm in disbelief, what the fuck?

>NN interpolation
NN is literally just no interpolation

fuck thank you I was looking for this image for a while, glad I stumbled upon it once again

>anime is cartoons
Fuck, lets not start that debate again.

>>ARM

Dozens of different GPU's are used within ARM SoC's.

I prefer retro scaling thank you

IP as in Intellectual property, not internet protocol.

No. They were progressive. If it was 480i, it would have been interlanced. A tube is a tube, doesn't matter if it's interlaced or not.

It's called nearest neighbor and all video cards support it, with both OpenGL and DirectX.

If you transform an image from low resolution to high resolution, that's interpolation.

>SNES
>4:3

Most SNES game are optimized for being displayed with an 8:7 aspect ratio.

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and yet AMDshit still doesn't support it

AYYMD HOUSEFIRES does not support integer scaling at all

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Didn't like all fucking gpus since late 80' used integer scaling to scale CGA/EGA 320x200 resolutions up to VGA 640x400?

i'm in fucking disbelieve how companies are trying to sell the most basic fucking upscaling algorithm used for decades as a new technology now

Better than being a pedophile.