Notes on DLSS 4? : Inno3D names full list of ‘AI-enhanced features’ for GeForce 64 reviews
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Inno3D, exclusive supplier of Nvidia GeForce graphics cards, is announcing many new launches at CES 2025. Part of the announcement is a list of new “AI-accelerated capabilities” for gamers and creators that could provide clues on the next generation of DLSS (“DLSS 4”) and the Blackwell GPU.
“Neural rendering capabilities”
The point that stands out most clearly is the announcement of “neural rendering capabilities,” which aim to “revolutionize the way graphics are created and generated.”
The fact that “advanced DLSS technology” in turn offers even better quality with higher FPS looks like a further optimization of the well-known DLSS components, Super Resolution (upscaling) and Frame Generation (AI intermediate frames) – and could in ultimately also be relevant. I’ll explain myself.
However, content creators should also be able to benefit even more from AI scaling in the future as video capabilities have been improved.
According to the announcement, AI will also be used in the future to optimize power consumption and thermal management.
AI-enhanced features
With the growing importance of AI in gaming and content creation, INNO3D will highlight new AI-accelerated capabilities giving you the power to innovate with AI:
Advanced DLSS Technology: NVIDIA Deep Learning Super Sampling delivers even better image quality and higher frame rates. Improved Ray Tracing: Improved RT cores to deliver more realistic lighting, shadows, and reflections in games. AI-Accelerated Graphics: Improved performance aided by AI tasks and better integration of AI into gaming and content creation workflows. Neural rendering capabilities: revolutionize the way graphics are processed and displayed. AI-enhanced energy efficiency: More energy efficient, using AI to optimize energy consumption and thermal management. Enhanced AI-powered scaling: Beyond gaming, enhanced AI scaling benefits content creators, providing better quality when upscaling video content . Generative AI Acceleration: Optimizations to accelerate generative AI tasks, in line with the growing trend. in AI content creation.
In terms of hardware, the announcement hints at the prospect of new “RT Cores”, but this was and is ultimately expected: Nvidia recently had both Tensor (IA) cores and RT (ray tracing) cores with each new architecture. improved.
Is “DLSS 4” coming?
It can be assumed that Nvidia will also introduce new AI features with the GeForce RTX 5000. It is questionable whether there will also be a jump in the main version of DLSS, as was the case with the introduction of the GeForce RTX 4000 with “DLSS Frame”. Generation”. At this time, Nvidia moved from DLSS 2 to DLSS 3 in terms of marketing, although DLSS 3 does not necessarily mean frame generation.
The Scaling FAQ: Nvidia DLSS, AMD FSR, and Intel XeSS Questions Answered article provides complete details on Nvidia DLSS, AMD FSR, and Intel XeSS.
Topics: DLSS graphics cards GeForce GeForce RTX 50 Inno3D Nvidia Nvidia Blackwell Source: Inno3D
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