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What are DLSS and FSR? How upscaling gives you more FPS
Upscaling lets your graphics card draw fewer pixels and stretch the picture to fill your screen, which means more frames per second for less effort.
Try a live demo that shows how few pixels each DLSS, FSR and XeSS mode really draws, learn what Quality, Balanced and Performance mean, and decide when to turn upscaling on or leave it off.
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