DLSS 4: Whats Exclusive to RTX 50 Series? [Video]

The quest for smoother gameplay and stunning visuals has been a driving force in PC gaming for decades. Back in 2018, NVIDIA introduced the first generation of Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS), a revolutionary technology that utilised the power of AI to enhance graphics, but it wasn’t all smooth sailing, and it was clear that further development would be needed to make it more appealing.

While initially met with mixed reception, DLSS quickly evolved. DLSS 2.0, released in 2020, marked a significant leap forward, offering impressive image quality improvements and wider game support. DLSS 3.0, launched in 2022 alongside the 40 series GPUs, introduced Frame Generation, further boosting performance and solidifying DLSS as a game-changer. Sure the “I don’t want fake frames” haters are out there, and they’re entitled to that stance, but I’m a big fan of DLSS in its current form, and with DLSS 4, it looks like it’ll be better than ever.

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