These are the 10 new games that get better with NVIDIA DLSS –

Thanks to this wonderful technology, many old and compatible graphics have a second life, in addition to several games are benefited by it, as in this case where These are the 10 new games that improve with NVIDIA DLSS at 4K resolutions.

At 1080p and 1440p resolutions, performance may be higher

The latest announcement from the company reports that there are 10 new games that join the list of compatible with NVIDIA DLSS technology. Among these 10 games we would like to focus on three of them which are Baldur’s Gate 3, Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Back 4 Blood, which was released today.

As many of you may know since Shadow of the Tomb Raider came out, this one was heavily publicized for being compatible with NVIDIA DLSS, little by little they have been polishing the technology and as of this month of October, the Lara Croft’s latest game we can see a performance increase of up to 88%.

In the case of the new Back 4 Blood, we can see an incredible performance of up to 46%, offering a sharp image quality and allowing almost all users of an NVIDIA GeForce RTX to maximize the graphics of Back 4 Blood a 4K a 60 FPS.

Baldur’s Gate 3 increases its performance considerably, as with DLSS and the Tensor cores of the GeForce RTX, the performance increases by up to 88% at 4K, allowing owners of GeForce RTX 3060 Ti and above to play Baldur’s Gate 3 at 4K 60 FPS on maximum settings.

Here is the list of updated games for NVIDIA DLSS and their percentage of performance increase in 4K resolutions.

• Baldur’s Gate 3 up to 88%
• Back 4 Blood up to 46%
• Shadow of the Tomb Raider up to 88%
• Rise of the Tomb Raider up to 75%
• Crysis Remastered Trilogy (unknown until October 15)
• Chivalry 2 Up to 45%
• Sword and Fairy 7 (unknown until October 17)
• Swords of Legends Online up to 60%
• F.I.S.T.: Forged In Shadow Torch up to 75%
• Alan Wake Remastered up to 50%

If you want more information and some demonstration videos, you can see them on the NVIDIA website through the following link: GeForce NVIDIA News