NVIDIA’s latest GeForce Game Ready Drivers, version 566.14, brings a significant change to DLSS with the release of version 3.8.10. This update boasts a 50% smaller file size due to the removal of older DLSS presets, streamlining performance and focusing on the latest, most efficient options.
A fan-made Half-Life 3 project, ‘Project Borealis,’ showcases the immense graphical demands of Unreal Engine 5.4. Even an RTX 4080 struggles to achieve 60FPS at native 4K, highlighting the need for technologies like DLSS and Frame Generation to deliver smooth gameplay on high-end hardware.
NVIDIA highlights an impressive LEGO PC build and announces new releases supporting DLSS, Frame Generation, and ray tracing technologies, including FragPunk, Silent Hill 2 remake, and Starship Troopers: Extermination.
NVIDIA continues to push the boundaries of gaming performance with its DLSS technology, now supported by over 600 games and apps. This week sees the arrival of new titles featuring DLSS, including GreedFall II: The Dying World, Witchfire, and The Casting of Frank Stone, offering gamers enhanced visuals and smoother gameplay.
Rumors of Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2 console are heating up, with developer Pathea Games hinting at its release by mentioning “future Nintendo platforms yet to be announced” for their game, My Time at Evershine. The game’s announcement suggests the Switch 2 could boast NVIDIA DLSS upscaling, potentially even ray tracing in docked mode. The prospect of a powerful, fanless handheld with console-like performance has gamers excited.
Nintendo’s record-breaking R&D spending in Fiscal Year 2024 suggests the company is heavily invested in the development of a new Switch console, likely the rumored Switch 2. This investment includes research into deep learning, hinting at the potential use of NVIDIA’s DLSS technology for 4K gaming on the new console.
NVIDIA’s DLSS technology is now a staple in PC gaming, offering significant performance boosts without compromising visual fidelity. However, keeping DLSS updated can be a hassle. Enter the DLSS Updater tool, an open-source solution that automatically scans your games and updates outdated DLSS DLL files, ensuring you’re running the latest version for the best possible experience.
Ahead of its highly anticipated August 20th release, Black Myth: Wukong has captivated gamers with its impressive visuals and technical prowess. A free benchmark tool allows players to experience the game’s stunning graphics, particularly with ray-tracing and DLSS 3.5 enabled, showcasing its remarkable performance even at 4K resolution.
God of War Ragnarok is coming to PC on September 19, 2024, and Santa Monica Studio has released the full PC specs. The game will support DLSS 3.7, FSR 3.1, and XeSS 1.3, but even with minimum specs, you’ll need a beefy SSD for the 190GB game.
Star Wars Outlaws, the highly anticipated open-world game set in the Star Wars universe, promises breathtaking graphics with real-time ray tracing and DLSS 3.5 technology. However, achieving this visual fidelity comes at a steep price, with demanding system requirements that may leave many PC gamers struggling to reach playable frame rates.
