DLSS

Nvidia has just released DLSS 2.0, making one of the headline features of its GeForce RTX cards better than ever.

Tested DLSS was a major selling point to Nvidia Turing graphics cards when they first came out, but up to now hasn't been super useful. That's finally changed.

Nvidia’s going deeper with DLSS, and the results look pretty impressive…

An imminent update for Monster Hunter: World will add support for DLSS with GeForce RTX graphics cards.

The patch introduces Nvidia’s nifty system of automatically recording in-game highlights.

And on the console side, Xbox One players get mouse and keyboard support.

There’ll be one less loading screen to hold you up, plus there are vital loot tweaks, and PC gamers are getting a FOV slider.

A fresh patch boasts a load of stability improvements, optimization measures, as well as DLSS fixes.

Nvidia needs to push both ray tracing and DLSS as much as it can to encourage gamers to pick up Turing cards.

Only one game benefits from DLSS tech right now, but more big-name titles will be supported down the line, including Metro Exodus.