- Aug 25, 2001
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I'm speaking of Virtual Super Resolution, which is of course an (amazingly-useful) feature of their DDR4-using APUs and most of their recent GCN and newer dGPUs.
For example, I'm on a 3050e APU laptop with 4GB of DDR4 (fixed), on a 1080P-native LCD panel, and I have it cranked up to 4K UHD desktop res. And it works!
I'm constantly reminded of ghetto-res hell, with so many entry-level Intel-based laptops with 1366x768 res. I really wish that Intel would implement something like this feature into their drivers.
Even on a 1366x768 screen on an Athlon Zen APU, I can usually set it to 1440P desktop res. SO much better for web browsing.
For example, I'm on a 3050e APU laptop with 4GB of DDR4 (fixed), on a 1080P-native LCD panel, and I have it cranked up to 4K UHD desktop res. And it works!
I'm constantly reminded of ghetto-res hell, with so many entry-level Intel-based laptops with 1366x768 res. I really wish that Intel would implement something like this feature into their drivers.
Even on a 1366x768 screen on an Athlon Zen APU, I can usually set it to 1440P desktop res. SO much better for web browsing.