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Nvidia DLSS now supported in over 100 games, thanks to indie pushAlso, here’s a glimpse at Alan Wake Remastered DLSS performance
Also, here’s a glimpse at Alan Wake Remastered DLSS performance
NvidiaDLSSis usually worth turning on for an easy frame rate bump, but even after DLSS 2.0 made it easier for developers to implement, the list of games that actually support the AI-powered anti-aliasing tech has never exactly been running off the page. That said, Nvidia can now claimed to have reached the milestone of 100 DLSS-compatible games, thanks in large part to a recent adoption wave from indie games.As detailed on theGeForce blog, 28 indie games have recently confirmed their inclusion of DLSS; most have already released or are in early access, with only a few still to launch. The batch includes Norse city builderFrozenheim, breakneck FPSSevered Steel, upcoming MMOMortal Online 2and nature photography simWakamarina Valley, New Zealand, which I hadn’t seen before this announcement but have become quickly smitten with. Ah, wanderlust.Top 12 Best Management Games to Play on PCWatch on YouTubeAccounting for this sudden rush of DLSS-friendliness is Nvidia’s release of anUnreal Engine 4 pluginback in February this year, which apparently made it even simpler for devs to give their games the super-sampling treatment. Because DLSS generally excels at sparing the performance blushes of more graphically-intensive games, particularly at higher resolutions, it’s been getting more common amongst the AAA crowd – but it’s good to see indies picking it up as well.The catch, as always, is that you’ll need a decent Nvidia GPU to use DLSS on your PC. TheRTX 3080,RTX 3070andRTX 3060 Tifrom ourbest graphics cardpicks are all good bets, if you can find them in stock.In other Nvidia news, they’ve released some PC benchmark results forAlan Wake Remastered, showing average frame rate gains of up to 100% with DLSS compared to conventional AA. Be wary of internal benchmark tests like these, though; you may see different results outside of an Nvidia lab. It will be interesting to see how these line up with independent testing, anyway.There’s also a newNvidia Game Ready Driver specifically for Windows 11, which includes optimisations for Alan Wake Remastered,Deathloop,Diablo II: Resurrected,Far Cry 6and more. Windows 11 isn’t out proper until October 5th, but it’s still possible to install and run an Insider Preview build – as long as youmeet the system requirements.
NvidiaDLSSis usually worth turning on for an easy frame rate bump, but even after DLSS 2.0 made it easier for developers to implement, the list of games that actually support the AI-powered anti-aliasing tech has never exactly been running off the page. That said, Nvidia can now claimed to have reached the milestone of 100 DLSS-compatible games, thanks in large part to a recent adoption wave from indie games.As detailed on theGeForce blog, 28 indie games have recently confirmed their inclusion of DLSS; most have already released or are in early access, with only a few still to launch. The batch includes Norse city builderFrozenheim, breakneck FPSSevered Steel, upcoming MMOMortal Online 2and nature photography simWakamarina Valley, New Zealand, which I hadn’t seen before this announcement but have become quickly smitten with. Ah, wanderlust.Top 12 Best Management Games to Play on PCWatch on YouTubeAccounting for this sudden rush of DLSS-friendliness is Nvidia’s release of anUnreal Engine 4 pluginback in February this year, which apparently made it even simpler for devs to give their games the super-sampling treatment. Because DLSS generally excels at sparing the performance blushes of more graphically-intensive games, particularly at higher resolutions, it’s been getting more common amongst the AAA crowd – but it’s good to see indies picking it up as well.The catch, as always, is that you’ll need a decent Nvidia GPU to use DLSS on your PC. TheRTX 3080,RTX 3070andRTX 3060 Tifrom ourbest graphics cardpicks are all good bets, if you can find them in stock.In other Nvidia news, they’ve released some PC benchmark results forAlan Wake Remastered, showing average frame rate gains of up to 100% with DLSS compared to conventional AA. Be wary of internal benchmark tests like these, though; you may see different results outside of an Nvidia lab. It will be interesting to see how these line up with independent testing, anyway.There’s also a newNvidia Game Ready Driver specifically for Windows 11, which includes optimisations for Alan Wake Remastered,Deathloop,Diablo II: Resurrected,Far Cry 6and more. Windows 11 isn’t out proper until October 5th, but it’s still possible to install and run an Insider Preview build – as long as youmeet the system requirements.
NvidiaDLSSis usually worth turning on for an easy frame rate bump, but even after DLSS 2.0 made it easier for developers to implement, the list of games that actually support the AI-powered anti-aliasing tech has never exactly been running off the page. That said, Nvidia can now claimed to have reached the milestone of 100 DLSS-compatible games, thanks in large part to a recent adoption wave from indie games.
As detailed on theGeForce blog, 28 indie games have recently confirmed their inclusion of DLSS; most have already released or are in early access, with only a few still to launch. The batch includes Norse city builderFrozenheim, breakneck FPSSevered Steel, upcoming MMOMortal Online 2and nature photography simWakamarina Valley, New Zealand, which I hadn’t seen before this announcement but have become quickly smitten with. Ah, wanderlust.
Top 12 Best Management Games to Play on PCWatch on YouTube
Top 12 Best Management Games to Play on PC
Accounting for this sudden rush of DLSS-friendliness is Nvidia’s release of anUnreal Engine 4 pluginback in February this year, which apparently made it even simpler for devs to give their games the super-sampling treatment. Because DLSS generally excels at sparing the performance blushes of more graphically-intensive games, particularly at higher resolutions, it’s been getting more common amongst the AAA crowd – but it’s good to see indies picking it up as well.
The catch, as always, is that you’ll need a decent Nvidia GPU to use DLSS on your PC. TheRTX 3080,RTX 3070andRTX 3060 Tifrom ourbest graphics cardpicks are all good bets, if you can find them in stock.
In other Nvidia news, they’ve released some PC benchmark results forAlan Wake Remastered, showing average frame rate gains of up to 100% with DLSS compared to conventional AA. Be wary of internal benchmark tests like these, though; you may see different results outside of an Nvidia lab. It will be interesting to see how these line up with independent testing, anyway.
There’s also a newNvidia Game Ready Driver specifically for Windows 11, which includes optimisations for Alan Wake Remastered,Deathloop,Diablo II: Resurrected,Far Cry 6and more. Windows 11 isn’t out proper until October 5th, but it’s still possible to install and run an Insider Preview build – as long as youmeet the system requirements.
