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If anyone with knowledge can assist, I would be grateful. So I've done a lot of research on this and can't quite get it figured out. I just got a 40" 4K 2016 samsung tv and I thought there was a way to upscale 1080p gaming to 4K? I know it wouldn't look as good as true 4K but I wanted to just do a comparison but can't figure out how for the life of me.
If I keep the tv set at native 4K resolution and try to run a game at 1080p in full screen, it runs at 1080p and looks exactly like it does if I set res to 1080p and run game at 1080p. That can't be what they mean by upscaling right? If I set the res at 1080P through nv control panel, and run 1080p it's 1080p and looks horrible just like setting the resolution on the tv to 4K.
I don't have a setting on my tv to select resolutions so I have to change it through nv control panel...what am I missing here?
If I keep the tv set at native 4K resolution and try to run a game at 1080p in full screen, it runs at 1080p and looks exactly like it does if I set res to 1080p and run game at 1080p. That can't be what they mean by upscaling right? If I set the res at 1080P through nv control panel, and run 1080p it's 1080p and looks horrible just like setting the resolution on the tv to 4K.
I don't have a setting on my tv to select resolutions so I have to change it through nv control panel...what am I missing here?
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