See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Dlss
Alex Walker
When Nvidia unveiled their Ampere 3000-series RTX cards earlier over the last few weeks, they also added in a new performance mode for DLSS, their neural network-powered upscaling algorithm for video games. The idea was to enable gaming at 8K resolutions via AI reconstruction. But what it also allowed was gaming at supremely low-spec resolutions … with a difference.
Everyone already had a reason to play Control this week with the new DLC, but now there’s an even better reason. In an embargoed GDC-esque briefing, Nvidia revealed that the much better version of their AI-powered anti-aliasing technique, deep learning super sampling (DLSS), would be patched into the next chapter…
Future development on the PC version for Final Fantasy XV had supposedly come to an end. But not in time for one last feature to ship.
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