The Last of Us is a great example of the latest upscaling technologies as it uses both DLSS 2 version 3 as well as FSR 2.2. It's also a highly detailed game with high quality textures using ultra ...

DLSS lets the game render a lower-resolution base image and then uses a neural network trained on thousands of high-resolution examples to reconstruct a crisper image at higher resolution in real ...

In Cyberpunk 2077, for example, if you select 4K resolution and choose DLSS Quality mode, the game will render at 1440p resolution while DLSS upscales the result to 4K. Since 1440p is much easier ...

In Cyberpunk 2077, for example, Ray Reconstruction is only available with the RT Overdrive graphics preset. Reflex isn’t technically part of DLSS, but you’ll see it alongside DLSS features a lot.

Nvidia promises huge leaps in performance through the use of DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation and makes this clear using the example of the particularly performance-hungry action role-playing ...

Unless you have super sharp eyes or are using specialized equipment, you won’t notice things like artifacting around a character’s hair, for example. DLSS 4 for Nvidia GPUs like the RTX 5060 ...

DLSS and DLSS 2 work by rendering frames at ... The below video by Hardware unboxed does a great job of showing the examples of where the tech works well or not, but the short version is that ...

But Nvidia had a major saving grace in this gen regardless of the specific card: DLSS 3. We have plenty of examples of how transformative DLSS 3 can be for an entry-level to midrange graphics card.

Playing in 720p, for example, will be much smoother (though less pretty) than running in 4K. However, DLSS takes your image (or ‘samples’ it), drops the resolution to actually process it ...

Not in this case! DLSS is a great example of machine learning being used in a way that’s not just harmless, but very useful. It’s not doing work a human can do, and it’s not trained on human ...

I've had bad experiences with graphical glitches after enabling DLSS in the past, for example, and I figured that would only get worse when my framerates jumped from double to triple digits.