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This is where you can find guides and tutorials for Upscayl.
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### HELP US EXTEND THIS LIST BY SUBMITTING SUGGESTIONS IN DA [ISSUES TAB](https://github.com/upscayl/upscayl/issues) 🙏🏻
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## GPU ID
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The GPU ID is used to manually specify a Vulkan enabled GPU to be used for upscaling images. According to the Real-ESRGAN documentation, you can use this option even for multi-GPUs.
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To find out the GPU ID, follow these steps:
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1. Open Upscayl and (try to) upscayl an image.
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2. Go to the Settings tab and scroll down till you see the logs area.
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3. You can now see all the GPU IDs available to you. As you can see from the image, 1 is Nvidia, 2 is llvmpipe and 0 is AMD Radeon.
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* This screenshot is only an example. Actual ID values may vary.
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4. Now in the 'GPU ID' input box, you can enter:
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`0`
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`1`
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`2`
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or even `0,1,2`
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* On Windows, this setting may be overridden by the system if Upscayl has not been [set to performance mode](https://youtube.com/watch?v=sxvs6qYHJmc) under advanced display settings.
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* This doesn't distribute the load evenly due to Real-ESRGAN shenanigans. See [#465](upscayl/upscayl/issues/465) for details.
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## Logs
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The logs appear in the Settings tab.
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<img src="https://github.com/upscayl/upscayl/assets/25067102/ae8975b9-39d3-43a7-8ab5-435b42a67e6e" height=500px>
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To copy a log, you can press the COPY button and to paste it in the GitHub issue template for bug reports.
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## Custom Models
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Since Upscayl v2.5, you can load your own NCNN models into Upscayl. To convert models from PyTorch, see [🖥️ Model Conversion Guide](../%F0%9F%96%A5%EF%B8%8F-Model-Conversion-%E2%80%90-Create-more-AI-models!). You could also load Upscayl's official [Custom Models Repository](https://github.com/upscayl/custom-models).
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To use your custom models, follow these steps:
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1. Make a folder called "models".
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2. Put your NCNN models (in .bin + .param format) into the "models" folder.
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3. Open Upscayl.
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4. Go to the Settings tab and scroll down until you see the "Add Custom Models" area and the "Select Folder" button.
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5. Select the "models" folder you created in step 1.
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6. Go to the Upscayl tab and select the Upscayling type to the filename of the custom model you want to use.
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## Scale Option
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Since v2.8, Upscayl emulates the scale option by Downscayling the x4 image for unsupported models.
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Not all models support x1, x2 and x3; all the default models only support x4. To use other scales as native model output, you can get the compatible models from the [Custom Models Repository](https://github.com/upscayl/custom-models). For example, with the `realesr-animevideov3-x2` model, you can use the scale x2; with `realesr-animevideov3-x3`, you can use the scale x3.
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