Good for: upscaling with low bitrate/low resolution sources, usually movies => less detail boost, just anti-aliasing, less to none weird faces, minor to none artifacts => anime, movies, general films works great.
Gaia CG: medium fast + less detail enhanced + keep original details Works great now and I can now recommend it over Gaia CG. Usually when you want to clean before upscaling with Gaia models.
Good for: cleaning + AA adjustments (like Gaia CG). It’s kinda as same as Gaia CG, but now a little bit better than Gaia CG with noise cleaning. Also, avoid trees and grass footages.Īrtemis AA: medium fast + less detail enhanced. Not entirely, but it will make the video look good. Bad for: low bitrate sources => you have to add grain to eliminate artifacts. MQ + grain = almost perfect for me (except some weird faces and shinny eyes). If LQ gives you too much artifacts, choose MQ. I personally don’t like grain, but I will use it if I have to. 
Also please, add more grain (amount=2.0/size=2.5). But low bitrate source will give your more artifacts.
Good for: detail boost at any resolution, no matter what you throw in. Trees and grass will be completely smoothouted if your footage has too much noise.Īrtemis MQ + LQ: fast + more detail enhanced Bad for: DVD/Low bitrate/Under 720p => artifacts everywhere => strange and weird faces if they don’t have enough bitrate. Good for: Blu-ray/1080p/High bitrate (6000kbps+) => extreme quality boost => Even better than 4K Blu-ray => minor to none artifacts if source is blu-ray or super high bitrate. Let’s begin:Īrtemis HQ v11: fast + more detail enhanced So if you use for 1080p or else, it might not work as intended. I like this software, so I use it everyday to upscale everything to 4K only. So if I make mistake, please feel free to give me your opinions to help the devs improve this software. I write this guide based on my usage and experience only as a normal user. If the devs upgrade or update anything related to models and performance in general that impact the quality and speed of the models, I will update here as well. Including models and VEAI performance guide. It took me over a month from VEAI 1.8.0 to 2.1.1 with hundreds of blu-ray/DVD discs and torrent contents to help me write this guide. I can’t guarantee that this guide will work for you. But if you have no clue or don’t have time for the comparison, then you can go ahead and use the models guide below. Some models might be good to you, but might be bad to other people. Still, VEAI is just an “never-ending” beta product due to its nature. If you have a newer version, please go to the main discussion and you will see a lot of people comparing different results. 
The newer versions could be better or worse, depends on how you judge it. Before you read this article, I have to note that this guide is for v2.2.0 only (I’ve updated this post).
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