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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens imisaka and OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, March 4 (Xinhua)-- Nvidia has released its 531.18 WHQL driver, bringing the long-awaited RTX Video Super Resolution video super-resolution technology to improve the quality of all videos viewed in Chrome or Edge browsers.

According to the latest submission, Intel is also developing its own Chromium kernel browser video super-resolution technology.

In an issue, developers mentioned that the video processors in the new generation of Intel GPU (ninth generation and above) can support AI-based super resolution, which can significantly improve the video quality of online education, video conferencing and game scenes. The disadvantage is that it consumes more GPU resources and power, so it's best to turn it on when connected to an external power source.

According to user testing, the technology has been enabled for some Intel GPU, but it has not been officially supported and needs to be manually changed to enable it.

At present, users of Gen 10 or above Core processors (with core display) and Ruixuan Duixian can try, Chrome needs at least version 109, and hardware acceleration must be enabled for Chrome, and then add a special command to the Chrome shortcut:

-- enable-features=IntelVpSuperResolution

According to the test, this feature can indeed improve the image quality of low-resolution video, and it is not clear that more power consumption data is expected to greatly increase GPU usage like Nvidia's technology, and CTOnews.com will follow up on the follow-up test messages.

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