If your GPU doesn't have integer scaling technology, it's shit
If your GPU doesn't have integer scaling technology, it's shit
Parker Peterson
Blake Walker
Nicholas Ramirez
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Julian Gray
>literally nearest-neighbor interpolation
Any GPU from 1995 and up supports that shit, Jensen.
Carson Wright
For some dumb fucking reason, this is actually not true.
Though with intel doing it and jensen promoting it as his latest technological breakthrough it's only a matter of time for amd to add it as well.
Josiah Scott
But it is
You can easily do it with pretty much any retroarch build from the last decade or so, as with most emulators, on pretty much any GPU, dating back to the Intel 845G and Trident offerings, I did it back then but jumped to true 240p on a multisync monitor some years ago
Drivers have never had the option since it looks like shit on 3D content, and emulation was seen as grey area by the mainstream until quite recently
Dominic Gutierrez
Old games and 2D indie trash are shit. Get with the times, grandpa.
Jace Butler
It's not implemented on a GPU driver level though, go turn down your monitor resolution below native and look how blurry it is
You can run a game at 1080p on a 4k monitor and have it integer scale instead of using the shitty upscale options usually available in the GPU settings
Ryder Hall
>GL_NEAREST and D3DX10_FILTER_NONE do not exist
But it is true, always has been, you are just too dumb to understand that the most basic form of interpolation (basically none) is even a thing, and that is why you retards are so easy to swindle into buying "new" shit like a proprietary raytracing "implementation" (if you can even call a broken ass 1spp that).
Grayson Lewis
>D3DX10_FILTER_POINT*
Wrong flag, my DX shit isn't what it used to be. The point still stands tho.
Yes it is, any GPU that supports OpenGL and DirectDraw must support that mode. Take you shitty damage control elsewhere, Jensen, perhaps reddit will fall for your shit.