This week marks a significant upgrade for several game titles incorporating NVIDIA’s cutting-edge DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), Reflex, and ray-tracing technologies.
Launching on July 2nd, the free-to-play action RPG shooter The First Descendant features NVIDIA DLSS 3.5 with Ray Reconstruction. This enhancement provides players with superior image quality and ray tracing. Additionally, the game includes NVIDIA DLAA for improved image quality and NVIDIA Reflex to minimize system latency.
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PAYDAY 3
The popular heist game PAYDAY 3 has rolled out the “Boys in Blue” update, now supporting NVIDIA DLSS 3 and Reflex. NVIDIA claims DLSS 3 can double the frame rates at 4K resolution with maximum settings, while Reflex reportedly reduces system latency by 55%.
Riven Remake
Cyan World’s remake of the 1997 Myst sequel, Riven, joins the trend with DLSS 2 support. This rebuilt version offers new content, free movement, and enhanced visuals, providing a performance boost for players.
TRIBES 3: Rivals
TRIBES 3: Rivals, the team-based jetpack shooter by Prophecy Games, is also receiving updates with DLSS 3 and Reflex. This upgrade coincides with its participation in the Steam Summerfest sale, promising GeForce RTX 40 Series users improved frame rates and lower system latency.
GeForce Game Ready Driver
To ensure these titles run optimally, NVIDIA has released the latest GeForce Game Ready Driver. This driver aims to deliver the best day-one experience for games like The First Descendant and support the latest DLSS 3 updates, including for PAYDAY 3. It also introduces four new Optimal Playable Setting profiles. The First Descendant GeForce Game Ready Driver is available for download now.
news source : me.ign.com
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