NVIDIA's supersampling technique becomes one of the most popular PC franchises.
Widely promoted by NVIDIA for more than two years now, deep learning super sampling (or DLSS for short) relies on artificial intelligence to improve the graphic rendering of “low definition” images.
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Up to +70% in 4K
For the thing to be functional, however, it is imperative that NVIDIA has looked into the case of this or that game, which explains why the titles concerned by the DLSS are not yet numerous enough in the eyes of amateurs.
However, NVIDIA has just added a major new title to its "hashboard" since the super production signed Activision is now compatible with DLSS. This applies to both Call of Duty: Warzone and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
The American company logically goes there with its little graph to present to us the contribution of DLSS and, in this specific case, it is a question of increasing the number of images per second up to +70% in 4K with or without l enabling DLSS.
Clarification all the same that, as NVIDIA points out, such gains are only observable with an RTX type graphics card, the DLSS not being activated with an inferior one.
