However, this is a global setting, and cannot be disabled or enabled on a per-game basis. In addition, you can use your NVIDIA GPU to render at a lower resolution for improved performance, and scale it to the monitor’s native resolution, using Image Sharpening to improved the clarity of the upscaled images. Image sharpness can be adjusted on a per-game basis, or applied globally for all supported titles, with per-game settings overriding global settings. Starting with Game Ready 441.41, they officially added NVIDIA Image Sharpening support for Vulkan and OpenGL games too. They then built it into the NVIDIA Control Panel, enabling it for all DirectX 9, 10, 11 and 12 games in the Game Ready 441.08 driver onwards.
NVIDIA first introduced Image Sharpening as a NVIDIA Freestyle filter. NVIDIA Image Sharpening For DirectX, Vulkan + OpenGL In this guide, we will share with you the benefits of turning on NVIDIA Image Sharpening, and how to turn it on for your DirectX, Vulkan and OpenGL games! However, you will need to manually turned it on, and set it up. NVIDIA Game Ready drivers now support Image Sharpening for Vulkan and OpenGL, as well as DirectX games.
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