Jan 19, 2019 We're going to take a closer look at two of those features on this page - deep- learning super-sampling (DLSS) and variable rate shading (VRS).

It's basically a method of varying the resolution at which different parts of the screen are rendered in a video game. This lets the game focus the rendering power  Dec 5, 2019 The new version brings more flexibility as it will allow users to choose different shading rates within a draw call, which is unlike in Tier 1 where  Aug 9, 2019 Variable-rate shading (VRS) is a new feature of Microsoft DirectX* 12 and is supported on the 11th generation of Intel® graphics hardware. Aug 26, 2019 What is Variable-Rate Shading? Shading rate refers to the number of pixel shader operations called for each pixel. Higher shading rates improve  Mar 18, 2019 Variable-rate shading as implemented in DirectX 12 differs slightly based on the capabilities of the hardware on which you're implementing it.

It's basically a method of varying the resolution at which different parts of the screen are rendered in a video game. This lets the game focus the rendering power 

Mar 19, 2019 Variable Rate Shading, or VRS, can be applied on a per draw basis, inside of a draw operation using a screenspace image, or even within a  Variable Rate Shading. Quest support. More platforms to come in future releases. Actions. Charles Egenbacher changed description of Variable Rate  Jan 6, 2020 It uses NVIDIA Variable Rate Shading (VRS), a key feature in NVIDIA's Turing architecture, to dynamically apply up to 8x supersampling to the  It's basically a method of varying the resolution at which different parts of the screen are rendered in a video game. This lets the game focus the rendering power  Dec 5, 2019 The new version brings more flexibility as it will allow users to choose different shading rates within a draw call, which is unlike in Tier 1 where  Aug 9, 2019 Variable-rate shading (VRS) is a new feature of Microsoft DirectX* 12 and is supported on the 11th generation of Intel® graphics hardware.

Variable Rate Shading is a Turing feature that increases rendering performance and quality by varying the shading rate for different regions of the frame.

Variable Rate Shading is a Turing feature that increases rendering performance and quality by varying the shading rate for different regions of the frame. Oct 27, 2019 Variable rate shading (VRS) is a type of rendering technique used by Nvidia graphics cards based on the Turing architecture (RTX 20-series  Due to performance constraints, graphics renderers cannot always afford to deliver the same quality level on every part of their output image. Variable rate shading  Mar 18, 2019 Shading rate refers to the resolution at which these shaders are called (which is different from the overall screen resolution). A higher shading 

Variable Rate Shading: a scalpel in a world of sledgehammers. One of the sides in the picture below is 14% faster when rendered on the same hardware, thanks to a new graphics feature available only on DirectX 12.

Variable Rate Shading. Quest support. More platforms to come in future releases. Actions. Charles Egenbacher changed description of Variable Rate  Jan 6, 2020 It uses NVIDIA Variable Rate Shading (VRS), a key feature in NVIDIA's Turing architecture, to dynamically apply up to 8x supersampling to the  It's basically a method of varying the resolution at which different parts of the screen are rendered in a video game. This lets the game focus the rendering power  Dec 5, 2019 The new version brings more flexibility as it will allow users to choose different shading rates within a draw call, which is unlike in Tier 1 where  Aug 9, 2019 Variable-rate shading (VRS) is a new feature of Microsoft DirectX* 12 and is supported on the 11th generation of Intel® graphics hardware. Aug 26, 2019 What is Variable-Rate Shading? Shading rate refers to the number of pixel shader operations called for each pixel. Higher shading rates improve 

Variable Rate Shading (VRS) works by decoupling the rasterization frequency from the shading frequency while rendering a triangle. The default rate when rendering a triangle is to shade one sample per rasterized pixel. With VRS it is possible to change the shading rate, and for example shade only one sample per four pixels, or even only shade one sample per sixteen pixels.

Variable Rate Shading is a new, easy to implement rendering technique enabled by Turing GPUs. It increases rendering performance and quality by applying varying amount of processing power to different areas of the image. VRS works by varying the number of pixels that can be processed by a single pixel shader operation. Without variable-rate shading, the only means of controlling shading rate is with multi-sample anti-aliasing (MSAA) with sample-based execution (also known as supersampling). MSAA is a mechanism for reducing geometric aliasing, and improving the rendering quality of an image compared with not using MSAA. Variable rate shading (VRS) is a relatively new technology that will have an important impact on the next-gen gaming consoles from Microsoft and Sony that are scheduled for release in November. Variable rate shading, or coarse pixel shading, is a mechanism to enable allocation of rendering performance/power at varying rates across the rendered image. Visually, there are cases where shading rate can be reduced with little or no reduction in perceptible output quality, leading to “free” performance. Variable rate shading (VRS) is a type of rendering technique used by Nvidia graphics cards based on the Turing architecture (RTX 20-series and GTX 16-series cards) and Intel's Gen11 graphics

Hi, has anyone tested this one? Should work with newest 441.87 Check link  Methods and devices for performing variable rate shading in graphics processing are described. A transformation pass can be performed over a current frame  Jan 6, 2020 VRSS works by using an existing NVIDIA technology, Variable Rate Shading ( VRS), which is found on the company's latest graphics cards using  Jan 6, 2020 NVIDIA offers Variable Rate Shading (VRS) as VRS Wrapper for foveated rendering to make it easier for developers to integrate eye tracking  Dec 13, 2019 This technology is called Variable Rate Shading. “Tortilla soup”. With regard to the image quality, the Series X would not be relying solely to the  Aug 27, 2019 The Variable-Rate Shading benchmark is available in 3DMark Advanced and Professional Edition. Feb 28, 2019 Currently exclusive to NVIDIA Turing GPUs, Variable Rate Shading allows shader resources to be dynamically allocated to sections of a scene