The SNEAKY Thing That Can Slow Down Your Games - Upscaling Lag Explained

What happens to an image after it gets rendered from the video card and why does it lag?

[Arsonist]

Good video but I expected at least a mention of upscaling devices like the framemeister or retrotink-2x.

[GreenNinjaTea]

2:00 pictured: linus trying to Watercool himself

[rose-byte]

"Movie"


Linus falling off a canoe

[chrischeung]

My eyes: I want better graphics and performance

My gpu: Don’t u even think of it

[isoantti]

Me: Well maybe I could use my native resolution, it can't be that demanding, right?
My GPU: *Chainsaw revving noises*

[drmsa]

I watched linus fall in the water like 5 times in a row. 1:59

[dumpsterdawg]

Linus falls out of canoe, I click Like 👍

[dnetne]

My eyes: I want my skills to actually work on this potato
My potato: What did you call me?

[dan_loup]

The worst kind of upscale lag is the one that tvs do with analog signals like composite etc..
To perform "deinterlacing", which is converting 480i to 480p, they use some algorithms that may add stuff like 400ms of input lag, and even perform this on signals that are NOT interlaced, like the 240p output of basically all oldschool consoles, that not only add lag, but several other artifacts.

[PlittHD]

I thought we were talking about DRM like Denuvo

[KeppyKep]

3:23, the AI not only upscales, it even translates the title!

[sebiduta]

0:43 That's either a very big keyboard or a really small mice

[dinodubin]

2:00 anyone know where this clip is from plz xD

[penumbrum]

The nostalgia train hit me when the ExciteBike footage appeared.

[WarriorsPhoto]

This is what I heard video editing software has to do as well. When we set up a frame size but use different frame sized videos. It requires a lot of processing power and thus slows down editing.

Thank you for sharing this info.

[justinvalentin]

I appreciate how the clickbait title has a brief explanation at the end. I'm tired of how many articles have bad titles just to get us to click on their stuff...I've stopped opening articles and videos like that.

[thanosguy]

0:23 I literally though his name was Anime

[lintfreecloth]

always use native resolution. it reduces lag and creates a cleaner image, regardless if you get less frames per second.

[ErDige]

So, bottom line, is it better to run stuff at the native resolution to reduce input lag? And just crank some graphic details down?

[silas]

Do stretch resolution op your increase input lack on a 1080p screen?