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Should You Use Nvidia RTX Video HDR, Super Resolution, Or Both?

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Nvidia's RTX Video HDR and Super Resolution (VSR) are graphics-boosting AI features that you can enable through Nvidia's GPU software. RTX Video HDR, different from in-game HDR, boosts color dynamic range by converting standard dynamic range video streams into vibrant HDR10 (High Dynamic Range) for HDR-compatible monitors. Essentially, it uses AI and the RTX Tensor Cores to dynamically remap the video (coloring) by analyzing lighting and color, then boosting shadows and highlights to improve quality. In comparison, you'd use RTX HDR rather than RTX Video HDR if you want an HDR-like experience in older games that don't officially support it.

Nvidia VSR is another feature that also uses AI and RTX Tensor Cores to upgrade the video quality.…

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