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Scale any resolution up or down and compare pixel counts.
Common bases:
Scaled resolution
Pixels
Megapixels
% of base
Render scale presets
Type the base width and height, e.g. 1920 × 1080.
Choose a scaling factor (0.5× to 2×) or a preset render-scale mode.
See the scaled resolution, total pixels, megapixels and the % of pixels vs the base.
Render scale renders the game at a fraction of your display resolution and upscales the result. DLSS and FSR quality modes work this way: Quality ≈ 66%, Balanced ≈ 58%, Performance ≈ 50% of pixels. This calculator shows exactly what that means in pixels.
GPU load scales roughly with total pixels. Going from 1080p to 1440p adds about 78% more pixels, and to 4K about 4× the pixels of 1080p. Knowing the exact numbers helps you predict FPS when switching resolutions.
1080p is about 2.07 million pixels; 1440p is about 3.69 million — roughly 78% more. 4K is about 8.29 million, about 4× 1080p.
DLSS Quality renders at ~66% of the target resolution, Balanced ~58%, Performance ~50% and Ultra Performance ~33%, then upscales with AI. This calculator shows the internal pixel counts.
Modern upscalers keep quality close to native at Quality/Balanced modes. Performance mode (50%) shows softer detail but gives a large FPS boost.
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