Nvidia recently introduced its RTX Video Super Resolution (RVSR) technology, which enhances the resolution of browser-based videos. And now, at the end of February, Nvidia has released the driver update (531.18 GeForce Game Ready) that activates RVSR.

RVSR is currently available in the Video > Video image settings > RTX video enhancement section of Nvidia drivers. For supported browsers like Chrome or Edge, RVSR offers four different quality settings ranging from 1-4. Note that the highest quality setting requires more GPU resources.

With support for video resolutions between 360p and 1440p, and refresh rates up to 144Hz, RVSR utilizes the Tensor cores found in RTX cards to provide a significant improvement in the image quality of old and blurry videos.

Nvidia has announced that RTX Video Super Resolution is already available for the RTX 30 and RTX 40 series graphics cards, and that it will support the GeForce RTX 20 series in the future. However, Nvidia has not shared a specific release date yet and mentioned that the technology needs to be restructured. As a result, users may need to wait a little longer for this feature to become available.

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