Before NVIDIA GTC starts, here are some gaming news updates about Team Green blessing DLSS 3/3.5 to various titles
As NVIDIA GTC prepares to welcome numerous attendees both in-person and virtually, there's exciting gaming news to savor for the time being. To start, NARAKA: BLADEPOINT will receive a comprehensive Ray Tracing update covering three areas across PVP and PVE modes, with future updates expanding this enhancement. Meanwhi
As NVIDIA GTC prepares to welcome numerous attendees both in-person and virtually, there's exciting gaming news to savor for the time being.
To start, NARAKA: BLADEPOINT will receive a comprehensive Ray Tracing update covering three areas across PVP and PVE modes, with future updates expanding this enhancement. Meanwhile, the eagerly anticipated Black Myth: Wukong, scheduled for an August 20 launch, will receive a boost with DLSS 3.5 Ray Reconstruction and Full Ray Tracing simultaneously.
On another front, the upcoming Star Wars Outlaws will offer DLSS 3, Ray Tracing, and Reflex as part of the "basic RTX set," which is quite a significant addition upon launch. Additionally, on March 26, Diablo IV will finally receive its long-awaited Ray Tracing update, promising to enhance the immersive fantasy experience with added details.
Furthermore, Portal with RTX, an impressive mod, has been upgraded from DLSS 3 to DLSS 3.5 featuring Ray Reconstruction, unlocking the full potential of Path Tracing. The visual experience is further enriched by NVIDIA RTX IO, significantly reducing texture loading times for smoother gameplay.
Here are some additional RTX-related updates that may pique your interest:
Sengoku Dynasty - DLSS 3 now available in Early Access
Outcast - A New Beginning - DLSS 2 and DLAA currently available
The First Berserker: Khazan - DLSS 3 and Reflex coming soon upon launch
The Finals Season 2 - DLSS 3, RTXGI, and Reflex currently available
NVIDIA RTX Remix Open Beta - DLSS 3.5 with Ray Reconstruction to be added shortly
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