Hi Jean_ike,
Thank you for posting in our Community. XeSS or Xe Super Sampling is a novel upscaling technology that enables high performance and high-fidelity visuals. It uses deep learning to synthesize images that are very close to the quality of native high-res rendering. It works by reconstructing subpixel details from neighboring pixels, as well as motion-compensated previous frames. This reconstruction is performed by a neural network trained to deliver high performance and great quality, with up to a 2x performance boost.
Intel® XeSS is an upscaling technology that reconstructs a low-resolution frame into a high-resolution frame while running at a fraction of the cost if compared to that of rendering at high-resolution (such as 4K) so various benefits such as the following may be observed:
- Reduced rendering times
- Higher performance and frame rates
- Preserved image quality
For further information about Intel® XeSS, we kindly invite you to explore the articles and links provided below, which may help address your questions in greater detail:
Have a nice day!
Best regards,
Von M.
Intel Customer Support Technician
