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• What about game assets that target 1080p and you want 4K fidelity?

  If you want to do more, there's chaiNNer and CupScale. You need to download an AI model to use those. There are a lot of anime/cartoon models out, so pick one that you like from here. (Note: Upscaly doesn't support these custom models.). Source: 11 months ago

• Do you have Topaz AI?

  I'm not 100% sure how it holds up against topaz, but I've used cupscale (a gui for ESRGAN) to upscale most of my stuff. Its free (https://github.com/n00mkrad/cupscale) and you can find a million different ESRGAN models which are focused on different kinds of images (https://upscale.wiki/wiki/Model_Database). Source: 12 months ago

• (For FE Awakening in Citra) How can I change robin hair portrait?

  Now upscaling isn't hard to do by itself, but the setup can be difficult. As I said earlier, ERSGAN is the preferable way to do it. (https://github.com/n00mkrad/cupscale) Cupscale is my preferred tool for doing it this way. (https://www.topazlabs.com/gigapixel-ai) Gigapixel is another option that's easier for newcomers, but may not produce as good of results. They even have a free trial if you want to demo the tool. Source: about 1 year ago

• Now that they started banning stable diffusion on google colab, what's the cheapest and the best way to deploy stable diffusion?

  I use cupscale for upscaling things. Allows chaining models and handles video. Source: about 1 year ago

• MPC VideoRenderer RTX SuperRes 1.1 released, with workaround fix for 10-bit H.265 memory leak, and support for more vendors scalers.

  Made those with cupscale using a mix of anime-tuned models. Average speed for each rendering passage on my 1080ti is about 1 minute of footage per hour. Pretty slow as you can see, which is why will upgrade to rtx4080 soon. Source: about 1 year ago