NVIDIA Brings DLSS AI Upscaling to Windows 11

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A new NVIDIA driver adds DLSS support to 28 new games, plus official certification for Windows 11. The AI-powered upscaling software increases game resolution without wasting processing power, allowing PCs to run games at 4K without sacrificing FPS, draw distance, or other in-game quality settings.

NVIDIA DLSS now supports a total of 100 games thanks to the 28 new titles. That’s a huge leap that NVIDIA credits to its new Unreal Engine 4 DLSS plugin, which makes it easier for developers to program the feature into their games.

Here are all 28 games to gain DLSS support, plus some upcoming titles that will launch with DLSS:

Alan Wake Remastered (Upcoming)
Anatomy Of Fear
Apocalypse: 2.0 Edition
Beyond Enemy Lines 2
Bodies of Water VR
ChronoTecture: The Eprologue
Cions of Vega
Death Realm
DeepStates [VR]
Exit From
Fall Balance Ball
Frozenheim
Helios
Höll Space 5D6
INDUSTRIA (Upcoming)
Last Hope On Earth
Loverowind
Mortal Online 2
Powerslide Legends
RAZE 2070
Recall
REFICUL 666
Severed Steel
Soul Dossier
To Hell With It
Twin Stones: The Journey of Bukka
Uncrashed: FPV Drone Simulator
Unknown Woods
Wakamarina Valley, New Zealand
Yag

Just to put things in perspective, NVIDIA promises a 2X performance increase when running titles like the upcoming Alan Wake Remastered at 4K through DLSS (as opposed to running at 4K natively). Some of the 28 new titles to support DLSS, including Industria, also support NVIDIA’s AI anti-aliasing DLAA algorithm.

You can download NVIDIA’s latest driver for Windows 10 or Windows 11 at the company’s website. This update also includes various bug fixes and improved support for some games—if that’s the kinda stuff you’re interested in, check out NVIDIA’s release notes.

Source: NVIDIA via Wccftech