Latest about upscaling
Turns out there's 'a big supercomputer at Nvidia… running 24/7, 365 days a year improving DLSS. And it's been doing that for six years'
news It's all part of the process.
Nvidia announces DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, says it can help multiply frame rates by 'up to 8X over traditional brute-force rendering'
News Aaaand it's for RTX 50-series GPUs. Are we really surprised?
Intel's new second-gen XeSS 2 upscaling tech with Frame Generation matches Nvidia's DLSS for features and might have the edge on AMD's FSR
news More feature-complete than AMD's FSR and competitive with Nvidia DLSS.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard performance analysis—decent frame rates and blessedly glitch-free
New Age Dragon It even looks pretty good on the lowest graphics settings, too.
Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl performance analysis—Everyone gets ray tracing but the entry fee is high
Zone Rays Upscaling is a must; even frame generation will be needed for many gaming PCs.
Qualcomm upgrades its gaming upscaler from spatial to temporal tech but it lacks AI smarts and may struggle to compete with Nvidia's highly polished DLSS performance
News Lots of work to do for Qualcomm, but you gotta start somewhere.
Red Dead Redemption may still look like a 14-year-old game, but it's absolutely brilliant on handheld gaming PCs
Red Dead Finally It was a hell of a long time to wait, though.
AMD is set to finally join Nvidia with FSR 4, using AI to power frame generation, though no word on upscaling yet
news Now, how long will Intel take to get in on the frame gen action?
