Qualcomm launches Snapdragon Game Super Resolution for better mobile performance and battery
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Qualcomm announced Snapdragon Game Super Resolution (GSR), which will help the performance and battery efficiency of mobile games.
The tech for smartphone and XR gaming will be enabled in Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, a high-profile game coming from Activision.
Snapdragon GSR is a single pass spatial aware super-resolution technique from Qualcomm Snapdragon Studios to achieve optimal super scaling quality at the best performance and power savings. It means that 4K resolution is possible with 1080p source.
In a blog post, Qualcomm’s Siqi Li, Yunzhen Li and Dave Durnil said goal of Snapdragon Elite Gaming is to take desktop-level gaming features and make them available as gaming experiences for everyone.
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With Snapdragon tech today, you can already experience gaming at 144 frames per second (FPS) delivering ultra-smooth graphics at the highest visual quality with true 10-bit HDR so you game with over a billion shades of color. Snapdragon supports real-time hardware accelerated ray tracing, Unreal Engine 5 updates, VRS, Vulkan 1.3 and more.
Today there are many techniques that allow games to upscale the resolution from a lower resolution to anative resolution. This results in better performance and power savings. Most common upscaling techniques are based on bilinear interpolation – these can be power efficient but can compromise on graphics quality by blurring edges and details.
Other temporal techniques in the market today increase
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