NVIDIA’s second-in-line RTX 40-SUPER series card is out now globally and is followed by numerous software updates and features to expand the RTX ecosystem even more.
As AIB partners continue to push out their offerings, this model tries to be the middle ground for those who want a bit more performance in 1440p perhaps due to the extra high refresh rate of their monitors yet still holding back on the true 4K territory.
But pure value-wise, this could be a bit of a bummer. Find out why in our review of the MSI Ventus 3X model.
Meanwhile, 5 new games launched this week or coming soon already have some form of DLSS enabled right from the get-go, be it old or new.
- Enshrouded – DLSS 2 providing up to 93% frame rate improvement at 4K max settings
- Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth – DLSS 3 enabled
- TEKKEN 8 – DLSS 2 enabled
- Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League – Launching February 2 with Ray Tracing, DLSS Super Resolution, DLAA
- Diablo IV Season of the Construct – DLSS 3 and Reflex enabled, Ray Tracing update coming in March
The latest Game Ready Driver also brought forward the new RTX Video HDR technology powered by RTX Tensor Cores and AI to supercharge SDR video content into HDR within internet browsers directly.
This means that the mass public and standard home users can enjoy the “smart adjustment/filter” without meddling or diving deep into the technical department.
Power users, however, can use RTX Video HDR in conjunction with RTX Video Super Resolution to produce the clearest live streams anywhere without super heavy performance hits, accessible through the January NVIDIA Studio Driver.
