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In this white paper, we present checkerboard rendering (CBR) for real-time upsampling on Intel integrated graphics. We first review some of the previous work on dynamic real-time upscaling techniques, including publicly available references to the Sony PS4* Pro, the Frostbite engine, and others. Next, we build up the motivation for our use of quarter-resolution 2x multi-sampled anti-aliasing (MSAA) render targets and introduce our temporal reconstruction technique. Finally, we include details of how to modify a renderer to support CBR for both a simple forward and deferred rendering case.