I have noticed that the Wii U does a poor job of upscaling on a 1080p monitor. Often the result is a smeared blurry image. Would it make sense to get a dedicated hdmi upscaler to cleanly scale to the monitors native resolution?
You might wanna try a dedicated 720p lcd as they're dirt cheap and can be often found for free. If you've got the room you could get a hd crt as the wii u can output 720p and 1080i over standard wii component cables.
Have you tried setting the Wii U resolution to that of the game you’re playing (most Wii U games render at 720p; vWii at 480p) and getting your monitor to do the upscaling?
If you’re considering an upscaler, you could try out a relatively cheap one first to see whether you like the effect (e.g. Seiki u-Vision cable) before investing in something better but pricier (e.g. Marseille mClassic/mCable).
Just turn up the sharpness by one. I have the U-Vision, a mCable Gaming (planning to sell) and recently returned the mClassic.
All them mess up the original image (for worst or better depends on you), after a while I just returned to regular HDMI cable and let my consoles (Switch and Wii U) do the upscaling (I also play on a monitor).
All them mess up the original image (for worst or better depends on you), after a while I just returned to regular HDMI cable and let my consoles (Switch and Wii U) do the upscaling (I also play on a monitor).
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Looks like pixels are smudged together in water paint.
If that sounds like your thing, try 2xSal in any SNES emulator and you'll get the idea before making an expensive purchase that you may regret.
If that sounds like your thing, try 2xSal in any SNES emulator and you'll get the idea before making an expensive purchase that you may regret.
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Ive always kept my WiiU on 1080i it just always looked better to me on my TV and my HD Projector .. makes the vWii games look crisper
Put it into 480p for a far better picture:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/vwii-in-480p-automatically.530221/
(which may of course depend on your TV as that will do the upscaling instead)
https://gbatemp.net/threads/vwii-in-480p-automatically.530221/
(which may of course depend on your TV as that will do the upscaling instead)
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