Nvidia shows DLSS improvement in Ghostwire, Evil Dead and Paradise Killer, almost tripling their performance

With the release of its latest graphics drivers Nvidia expanded the reach of its DLSS technology to new titles like Ghostwire: Tokyowhere the company indicates that after activating its rescaling technology, and running RayTracing, the number of frames can double to add that fluidity that we will lose when adding lighting effects and reflections in real time.

On the other hand, today we return to talk about Evil Dead: The Game, game based on the mythical saga of horror movies ‘Evil Dead’ (and more recently on the Netflix series). In this specific case we will also see a noticeable improvement in performance, which although it does not duplicate, at least it can be seen an average improvement of around 50-60 percent.

Finally the open world game Paradise Killer It is the most benefited with Nvidia DLSS technology, and we can see performance improvements that almost triple the number of FPS. As an example they give us an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 running the game in Ultra Quality with RayTracing at 23,6 FPSwhich will reach 60,3 FPS when activating the DLSS, thus making a game, which a priori would be “unplayable” to reach those “minimum” 60 FPS that we demand on PC to enjoy relative fluidity.