Microsoft Windows 11 24H2 tests Super Resolution AI feature to boost gaming experience

Microsoft is testing an AI-powered Auto Super Resolution function to enhance the gaming efficiency in Microsoft Windows 11. It is an upscaling function like DLSS that leverages the NPU within the Intel Core Ultra processor to supply the Intel AI enhance.

Auto Super Resolution is a product of DirectML, an API that may make the most of the NPU of the processor. However, the function is unique to Intel Core Ultra processors, however it could develop to AMD (XDNA) and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite processors that include a devoted NPU.

PhantomOfEarth noticed this hidden function within the latest Microsoft Windows 11 24H2 Insider Canary construct. The function doesn’t instantly seem within the Settings app after updating to the Microsoft Windows 11 26052 construct. Instead, you will need to use the Vive Tool to allow this function and check out it in your PC.

The tooltip of the Auto Super Resolution briefly mentions that it’ll use AI to make supported video games play more easily with enhanced particulars. It could possibly be unique to some video games, favorably the favored AAA titles. However, you should use Auto Super Resolution with apps, too.

There’s a customized setting for the applying part that you should use to allow Auto Super Resolution for apps. However, it does point out that it’ll solely apply to apps that help this function.

Auto Super Resolution is in very nascent phases and can enhance and develop to more processors if Microsoft decides to maintain it within the next main launch of Microsoft Windows 11.

Microsoft Windows 11 Insider Build 26052 Adds More AI Features

The latest Insider Build for the Canary and Dev channel customers updatesd the Microsoft Windows model to 24H2. It added Copilot to Notepad, permitting you to summarize a piece of textual content with it to raised perceive its which means.

But it didn’t cease there. The Copilot icon now seems on the proper nook of the taskbar. The Copilot icon exhibits a notification everytime you copy textual content in your PC (regardless of the app you might be using).

You can hover over it to summarise, clarify, or course of that question in Copilot. Still, the Copilot window does all of the heavy lifting, which is now resizable to some extent.

If you need more particulars about a picture or modify it in Microsoft Designer, drag it from File Explorer to the Copilot icon on the taskbar. It will launch Copilot, and you’ll add the image and make alterations.

We count on Microsoft to extend its endeavors because it provides more AI options to Microsoft Windows 11 and native apps.