No Integer scaling support on AMD's new 680M?

[Cheeseball]

Does anyone have a newer Rembrandt-based (Ryzen 7 6800H/6800U) laptop? Could anyone check their AMD Software to see if it has Integer scaling support?

I have both the new Lenovo Legion 5 Pro (7th gen) with 6800H/RTX 3060 140W and a ThinkBook 13s G4 ARB with a 6800U and the integrated 680M does not show an option to enable Integer scaling. I'm investigating further to see if its just hidden at the driver level or if the new laptop APU doesn't support it.

 

[mingna]

Maybe need an external monitor to make it work?

 

[Cheeseball]

Maybe need an external monitor to make it work?

Yeah I saw that Reddit post after refining my search. I tested it with the 6800U and it only works on an external display, which is really stupid of AMD to do. I filed a feature request/bug report to them about this.

 

[lowrider_05]

Did you enable "GPU SCALING" first?

 

[Cheeseball]

Did you enable "GPU SCALING" first?

Yup. No go on the internal monitor, only on an external display. This is on both the 6800H and 6800U laptops. Dumb move of AMD to limit it to external displays only though. Already filed the complaint through their bug reporting software.

Reddit knows too:

 

[Bellegar]

I filed a feature request/bug report to them about this.

Please write here later something from you progress in resolving this issue or conversation with developers.
I checked month ago this function in my new RedmiBook 15 on 6800H with 3200*2000px resolution, but sadly also noticed that feature working only on external display (tried hdmi connection to AOC 1440p monitor).
Before laptop came to me i was wondering about using Integer Scaling (x2) with gaming on highest graphics on pixel perfect 1600*1000px...

I also will create bugreport for this sadness.

 

[Cheeseball]

Please write here later something from you progress in resolving this issue or conversation with developers.
I checked month ago this function in my new RedmiBook 15 on 6800H with 3200*2000px resolution, but sadly also noticed that feature working only on external display (tried hdmi connection to AOC 1440p monitor).
Before laptop came to me i was wondering about using Integer Scaling (x2) with gaming on highest graphics on pixel perfect 1600*1000px...

I also will create bugreport for this sadness.

I'll let you (and everyone else who is looking at this post) know if there is any movement on this. This would've been perfect with the 680M because the ThinkBook's resolution is 2560x1600, and running games at 1280x800 with Integer scaling would've been quite nice since it is technically faster (Zen 3+ 8C/16T, 12 CUs) than the Steam Deck's configuration (Zen 2 4C/8T, 12 CUs).

 

[Railander]

Please write here later something from you progress in resolving this issue or conversation with developers.
I checked month ago this function in my new RedmiBook 15 on 6800H with 3200*2000px resolution, but sadly also noticed that feature working only on external display (tried hdmi connection to AOC 1440p monitor).
Before laptop came to me i was wondering about using Integer Scaling (x2) with gaming on highest graphics on pixel perfect 1600*1000px...

I also will create bugreport for this sadness.

just got this exact redmibook too, native resolution is too big for 15" screen.
windows 200% scaling works fine, but when i launched bnet i noticed the blurry images. very sad to see it supports it and is already working in software, but there's an arbitrary limitation to only enable for external displays...
will report it as well.