It’s really pretty incredible. As I understand it (though I’m far from an expert and could be wrong) it’s using tensor cores that wouldn’t be engaged otherwise during gaming, so it’s essentially free performance at the cost of power consumption. Means I can run at half the framerate I want and use DLSS to fill in the gaps.
For example, with Forza Horizon 6 if I turn on Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing (DLAA) and frame generation I can easily keep a steady 144fps and it looks MUCH better than with the default settings hovering around 100fps. Not just smoother (not sure I can personally tell the difference between 100 and 144) but much better anti-aliasing, too.
Fuck nVidia for a bunch of reasons, but I have to admit I love my 4070 Ti super. And it’s not even a top end card.
It’s really pretty incredible. As I understand it (though I’m far from an expert and could be wrong) it’s using tensor cores that wouldn’t be engaged otherwise during gaming, so it’s essentially free performance at the cost of power consumption. Means I can run at half the framerate I want and use DLSS to fill in the gaps.
For example, with Forza Horizon 6 if I turn on Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing (DLAA) and frame generation I can easily keep a steady 144fps and it looks MUCH better than with the default settings hovering around 100fps. Not just smoother (not sure I can personally tell the difference between 100 and 144) but much better anti-aliasing, too.
Fuck nVidia for a bunch of reasons, but I have to admit I love my 4070 Ti super. And it’s not even a top end card.