WYP
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Forza Horizon 5 now looks better than ever.
Read more about Forza Horizon 5's DLSS, FSR and ray tracing update.
Read more about Forza Horizon 5's DLSS, FSR and ray tracing update.
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Forza Horizon 5's latest update delivers DLSS 2.4, FSR 2.2, and ray tracing
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AngryGoldfish
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I think Nvidia are trying to make DLSS the industry standard that is in everything, even when it's not needed. Imagine the lead Nvidia would have over AMD if DLSS was literally in every game. It wouldn't matter whether it was needed or not as Nvidia would lead the charge by 20-30%.
Still, if you're on a 2060 for example I guess you would want to use it to get high FPS while maintaining high graphics settings, if nothing else, this at least enables 4k gameplay for those users.
Also, they did add in raytracing, so even if you're on a 3070 you'll probably want DLSS if you'd like to enable RT at 4k.
looz
Active member
I have to play at quite modest settings to ensure minimums stay above 120fps even with my hardware: https://i.imgur.com/hsYTEKP.png
(I usually play with 120fps cap)
dazbobaby
New member
Like Ansel? Apparently it only needs 12 lines of code, yet almost no games support it.
AngryGoldfish
Old N Gold
Well, no, not really. I do know what you mean, and it's a real shame that more games don't support it because apparently it's a lot of fun to mess with. But DLSS is far more substantial, both for gamers to have and as a means for a company to market their GPUs. I think DLSS is Nvidia's ace in the hole. For AMD it might be chiplets, but Nvidia has their upscaling tech and Tensor cores.
I guess I underestimated it then. I didnt realise it was somewhat demanding to maintain high FPS.
