NVIDIA App 11.0.3 received DLSS override settings — the selected scaling mode will be able to override game

NVIDIA expands functionality of its new program for users, and adds features from the NVIDIA Control Panel to it.

Version 11.0.3 received has a long list of updates and brings several interesting changes. The update will allow you to customize the DLSS Super Resolution. In supported games that allow users to replace DLSS Override resolution according to their preferences.

NVIDIA also reports bug fixes and support for several new games. Here’s the list of changes:

Setting up DLSS Super Resolution

You can now customize the input rendering resolution for DLSS Super Resolution, with fine-tuning of the new transformation model to optimize performance or improve image quality. Available for supported titles via Graphics > Driver Setting > DLSS Override – Super Resolution.

New features

• Added display scaling options that allow you to select different scaling modes, including integer scaling, and pass scaling processing to the graphics card or monitor. Available in System > Display.
• Added display color settings that allow you to adjust and calibrate the monitor. Available in System > Display.

Supports settings for 7 new games

• Avowed
• Dynasty Warriors: Origins
• Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
• Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
• Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
• Sid Meier’s Civilization VII
• Supervive

Correction

• Fixed an issue that prevented desktop capture from being activated by hotkeys.
• Fixed an issue that prevented Farming Simulator 25 from being added to the game library.
• The issue with keyboard support on the display tab has been resolved.
• Various stability fixes.

Slowly but surely, NVIDIA App is getting new features from the Control Panel. NVIDIA hasn’t removed the Control Panel yet, but it looks like it’s coming.