Updated
Updated · NVIDIA Daily News Report · Sep 9
NVIDIA Expands DLSS 4.5 to 3 Games This Week as PUBG Adds Support on Sept. 10
Updated
Updated · NVIDIA Daily News Report · Sep 9

NVIDIA Expands DLSS 4.5 to 3 Games This Week as PUBG Adds Support on Sept. 10

3 articles · Updated · NVIDIA Daily News Report · Sep 9

Summary

  • Honeycomb: The World Beyond launched with DLSS 4.5 features including Super Resolution, Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, Ray Reconstruction and RTX Direct Illumination for GeForce RTX players.
  • Sept. 10 brings two more additions: WARDOGS enters Early Access with day-one DLSS 4.5 and Reflex support, while PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS adds DLSS Super Resolution, upgradeable to DLSS 4.5 models through NVIDIA app overrides.
  • WARDOGS arrives with more than 1.5 million wishlists and a 500,000-player August closed beta, giving NVIDIA a high-profile shooter launch alongside one of Steam's most-played games in PUBG.
  • NVIDIA said the rollout follows last week's DLSS 5 debut and continues next week with Active Matter on Sept. 15 and Aniimo on Sept. 16, both launching with DLSS 4.5 support.

Insights

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