One X supersampling

Hi

Even if you can't use the HDR function of the Xbox One X you should still be able to gain benefits from owning an Xbox One X such as improved loading times and supersampling.

https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2017/11/03/xbox-one-x-explaining-4k-hdr-supersampling/

If the game supports it, it should supersample. The game may have an in-game setting. There is no indicator as far as I know.

Hi,

You'll be pleased to learn that the Xbox One X already does this as standard.

On PC's, Nvidia's DSR or Dynamic Super Sampling, is just its own form of Super sampled Antialiasing.

The Xbox One X can also do 'Super sampling', and you don't need to change any settings, it will do it automatically on any game that has been 'Enhanced' for Xbox One X.

What is Supersampling?

If there’s one thing I’d love for you to take away from all this information is this: a 4K screen is not required to play great games on Xbox One X. Your games will still look and run much better on Xbox One X than any other console on the market regardless
of your television and that’s thanks to supersampling. Supersampling also helps to reduce “jaggies” around the edges of objects and other staircasing-like effects

Think of supersampling as the cousin of upscaling. Instead of taking a lower resolution image and blowing up (creating a distortion) like upscaling’s effect, supersampling takes a high-resolution image and scales it down to your television’s native resolution
— be it 720p or 1080p — to bring all the information that Xbox One X is pouring into its games and beaming to the screen.

But supersampling is more than just resolution as any Xbox One X Enhanced title running on at 1080p television is still taking advantage of the power of the system. That makes your draw distance better, greater special effects, and everything else that’s
running under the hood of the world’s most powerful console.

Taken from https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2017/11/03/xbox-one-x-explaining-4k-hdr-supersampling/#LyVQkCGUASWS2pct....





So get yourself an Xbox One X if that's what you want. You can get a 4K TV later.

Hi,

You'll be pleased to learn that the Xbox One X already does this as standard.

On PC's, Nvidia's DSR or Dynamic Super Sampling, is just its own form of Super sampled Antialiasing.

The Xbox One X can also do 'Super sampling', and you don't need to change any settings, it will do it automatically on any game that has been 'Enhanced' for Xbox One X.

What is Supersampling?

If there’s one thing I’d love for you to take away from all this information is this: a 4K screen is not required to play great games on Xbox One X. Your games will still look and run much better on Xbox One X than any other console on the market regardless
of your television and that’s thanks to supersampling. Supersampling also helps to reduce “jaggies” around the edges of objects and other staircasing-like effects

Think of supersampling as the cousin of upscaling. Instead of taking a lower resolution image and blowing up (creating a distortion) like upscaling’s effect, supersampling takes a high-resolution image and scales it down to your television’s native resolution
— be it 720p or 1080p — to bring all the information that Xbox One X is pouring into its games and beaming to the screen.

But supersampling is more than just resolution as any Xbox One X Enhanced title running on at 1080p television is still taking advantage of the power of the system. That makes your draw distance better, greater special effects, and everything else that’s
running under the hood of the world’s most powerful console.

Taken from https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2017/11/03/xbox-one-x-explaining-4k-hdr-supersampling/#LyVQkCGUASWS2pct....





So get yourself an Xbox One X if that's what you want. You can get a 4K TV later.

I was not referring to the Supersampling effect, more like the option to turn on 3840x2160 on outputs the only support up to 1920 x1080, that's what the pc nvidia 3D card can do with DSR - Factors=4.00x,
that's not an option for Current firmware on the Xbox One X, as far as I know.

I was kind of talk about more that by turning on DSR - Factors=4.00x from nvidia control panel, you can output the both my monitor and tv set that only support up to 1080p to the Resolution of 3840x2160 (4.00x) at
60Hz and whatever you have the color depth set too, my point was that with DSR- Factors turn off you can't get 3840x2160 output mode from the pc to the tv screen, I was not really talking about Antialiasing but the fact that Dynamic Super Resolution allows
both the tv set and monitors to be set to 3840x2160 above the normal limit of 1920 x 1080 (native), you can't do this on the Xbox One X as far as I know its limited to the tv output of just 1920 x 1080, that's the feature I was referring too here, I hope that
better explains the topic I was on.

the x still plays it in 4k, on a 1080p display it supersamples, so you are still getting the best picture plus the performance