Xbox Cloud Gaming gets Clarity Boost feature in Microsoft Edge

In a new blog post, Microsoft has appear the arrival of Clarity Boost, a feature sectional to Xbox Cloud Gaming on the Microsoft Edge browser that "uses a set up of client-side scaling improvements to amend the visual quality of the video stream." Based on the below sample image that Microsoft included in the blog post, Clarity Heave makes noticeable improvements to epitome sharpness and overall level of detail.

Correct at present, Clarity Boost is simply bachelor through the (free) Microsoft Edge Canary browser, which is a version of Edge that Microsoft often uses for testing new features, additions, and changes. However, Microsoft has stated that Clarity Heave volition be bachelor to all Microsoft Edge users by 2022, meaning that y'all won't have to wait long to utilise Clarity Boost if you're not a fan of Microsoft Edge Canary.

To try Clarity Boost, Microsoft says you lot'll demand to do the following:

Download Microsoft Border Canary
To confirm you lot are in Microsoft Border Canary, navigate to edge://settings/help to make sure yous are on version 96.0.1033.0 or after.
To enable Clarity Boost, go to www.xbox.com/play, login and offset a game
Open up the more actions (…) carte
Select the Enable Clarity Boost option.

To get access to Xbox Cloud Gaming, you'll need to be an Xbox Game Laissez passer Ultimate subscriber. Subscriptions for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate are typically $15/calendar month, though sometimes Microsoft sells subscriptions for every bit depression as $1.

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For a relatively low monthly fee, Xbox Game Pass gives you access to hundreds of loftier-quality games across Android, Xbox consoles, and PC. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is a slightly more expensive variant of the service that includes access to the Xbox Cloud Gaming streaming service beyond Xbox consoles, PCs, and mobile devices.

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