Nvidia RTX's DLSS Roster Gets Nine New Games

[Guest]

Nvidia revealed nine more games that will support the Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) feature arriving with its Turing GPUs.

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[IceMyth]

I am going to buy Darksiders III and play it on my RX 580 lol...I've been waiting for this game for years!

 

[JTWrenn]

Until I see real world testing, especially on power, heat, and noise...it doesn't matter. The fact that the embargo lasts so long gives me pause.

 

[jimmysmitty]

[quotemsg=21317913,0,181909]Until I see real world testing, especially on power, heat, and noise...it doesn't matter. The fact that the embargo lasts so long gives me pause.[/quotemsg]

As should anyone even when it seems too good to be true.

The one thing though is the features of this card seem tempting. Its not so much the performance for me at this point, I am happy where I am with my 1080 but the features sound interesting and have a bit of pull on my curiosity.

 

[cryoburner]

It's supposed to obviate the need for anti-aliasing too, with Nvidia claiming RTX cards with DLSS enabled will run "up to 2x faster than previous generation GPUs using conventional anti-aliasing techniques."

By "conventional anti-aliasing techniques" they seem to be exclusively referring to super-sampling, compared to which virtually every other anti-aliasing technique is already substantially faster. 2x faster than super-sampling would still be significantly slower than other techniques like MSAA or the post-process effects that have been more commonly used in recent years. So, it sounds like it's more a matter of providing an antialiasing method that offers quality somewhere between those other techniques and super-sampling at a performance level that is also somewhere between the two.

 

[TheTerk]

PUBG and SCUM will only perform BETTER with RTX on RIGHT?!

 

[Lucky_SLS]

Few of the those games are already released, which means DLSS can be enabled with just a big sized patch to those games?

 

[jaber2]

people who could afford the $1200 price tag for the Ti version have already pre-oredered on, I on the other who already have the 1080Ti don't plan to shell out the money at this time for a 20% speed improvement

 

[BaRoMeTrIc]

[quotemsg=21317913,0,181909]Until I see real world testing, especially on power, heat, and noise...it doesn't matter. The fact that the embargo lasts so long gives me pause.[/quotemsg]

The fact they won't even give reviewers drivers to test yet is crazy. i bet besides ray tracing and dlss these cards offer little more than 10-15% improvements over pascal, and thats not worth the $300-500 premium. These people selling their 1080's and 1080 ti's to upgrade are going to be disappointed.