
Red wool macro
Detail keeping 2×. Check whether individual fibres remain plausible at 1:1.
Source: Rosmarie Voegtli · CC BY 2.0 ↗Nine ready-to-share comparison images from measured local runs, plus a short reel. The cases are separate from NVIDIA-published reference images and are labelled with the limits a reviewer should check.
15-second overview reel · H.264 web version · no claim of real-time processing.
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Detail keeping 2×. Check whether individual fibres remain plausible at 1:1.
Source: Rosmarie Voegtli · CC BY 2.0 ↗
A pixel-level companion crop. Look for repeated or invented fibre patterns.
Attribution required · CC BY 2.0 ↗
Low-light denoise. The measured run was 3538×2318 → 7076×4636 in 26.6 s.
Source: Wilfredor · CC0 ↗
Inspect neon stripes, lettering and hard edges instead of judging the glow.
Same CC0 source ↗
Anime / illustration 2×. Check line weight and repeated pattern stability.
Public-domain source ↗
Photo restore 4×. Treat reconstructed type as a viewing aid, never historical evidence.
Public-domain source ↗
Detail keeping 2×. Compare foliage edges and repeated flowers across the same crop.
Source: Wilfredor · CC0 ↗
One frame from the 720p clip: output 2560×1440, measured at 2.43 s/frame on the reference machine.
NASA public-domain source ↗
Use the pixel-difference view to see where the pipeline changed the image instead of trusting a side-by-side.
Studio request page ↗The wool macro is CC BY 2.0 and needs the credit shown above. The night street and lavender are CC0; the ukiyo-e print, newspaper scan and NASA video are public domain. The image files are curated for discussion and are not a public Studio build. Do not remove the UI mosaic, claim NVIDIA sponsorship, call the video real-time, or describe neural rendering as an upscaler.
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