During the CES trade show, NVIDIA unveiled DLSS 4.5. This update introduces Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, a new 6X Multi Frame Generation mode, and a second-generation transformer model for DLSS Super Resolution. These advancements aim to provide gamers with improved performance and visual quality in modern titles.
NVIDIA DLSS 4 technology is now supported by over 250 games and applications. Major upcoming titles like 007 First Light, Phantom Blade Zero, PRAGMATA, and Resident Evil Requiem will feature DLSS 4 support upon their release.
The introduction of RTX Remix Logic enhances the Remix modding platform. This allows modders to implement dynamic graphical effects within games, triggered by real-time in-game events.
NVIDIA ACE technology was showcased in Total War: PHARAOH, demonstrating how AI can help players understand the game’s intricate systems and mechanics.
PUBG Ally, an NVIDIA ACE-powered feature in PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, gains long-term memory, enhancing its intelligence and functionality.
G-SYNC Pulsar monitors are now available, offering a tear-free gaming experience with over 1,000Hz effective motion clarity and G-SYNC Ambient Adaptive Technology. These features establish a new benchmark for gamers.
NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 Will Power 4K 240Hz Path-Traced Gaming
NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 introduces Dynamic Multi Frame Generation and a new 6X Multi Frame Generation mode.
DLSS 4.5 can generate up to five extra frames for each frame rendered traditionally, significantly boosting performance. This allows for gaming at over 240 frames-per-second with path tracing when using GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, providing exceptionally smooth gameplay. Dynamic Multi Frame Generation and 6X Multi-Frame Generation are anticipated to be released in spring.
NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 also includes a second-generation transformer model for DLSS Super Resolution, enhancing image quality across more than 400 games and applications for all GeForce RTX GPUs. This second-generation transformer is currently accessible through the NVIDIA App for all GeForce RTX GPUs. Further details are available.
Over 250 DLSS 4 Games and Apps Available Now
DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation was introduced at CES last year, initially supporting 75 games and applications. This number has now grown to over 250, encompassing popular titles expected in 2025, such as ARC Raiders, Battlefield 6, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and Where Winds Meet.
Recently announced titles that will incorporate the latest GeForce RTX technologies include 007 First Light, Active Matter, DEFECT, Phantom Blade Zero, PRAGMATA, Resident Evil Requiem, and Screamer. Additional information can be found here.
Next-Generation G-SYNC Pulsar Gaming Monitors Available Now
G-SYNC’s introduction in 2013 transformed displays and gaming by bringing Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) technology, which is now a standard feature across major display manufacturers. This innovation eliminated screen-tearing issues for gamers seeking responsive gameplay.
G-SYNC Pulsar displays represent the newest advancement in VRR technology. Utilizing variable frequency backlight strobing, these monitors achieve an effective motion clarity exceeding 1,000Hz. This significantly improves the clarity and visibility of moving content, allowing gamers to track targets more precisely and experience consistently smooth gameplay.
Furthermore, G-SYNC Ambient Adaptive Technology incorporates a built-in light sensor. This feature automatically adjusts color temperature and brightness, ensuring optimal viewing conditions at any time of day or night. More details are available.
RTX Remix Logic Brings Dynamic Graphics Effects to Classic Games
Classic PC games are often cherished for their memorable stories, characters, and gameplay. Yet, with technological progress, their visual fidelity can appear outdated, potentially hindering player immersion.
NVIDIA RTX Remix is a modding platform designed for RTX AI PCs, enabling the graphical reimagining of classic games with advanced path tracing. This allows long-time enthusiasts to experience their favorite adventures with enhanced visual detail and attracts new players to these titles.
An upcoming RTX Remix update, RTX Remix Logic, will be released later this month through the NVIDIA App. Remix Logic provides a system for creating visually reactive RTX Remix mods, allowing modders to utilize over 900 configurable settings to trigger dynamic graphical effects based on various in-game events.
Previously, altering a game’s graphics in response to real-time events typically required access to the source code or game engine. RTX Remix removes this limitation, enabling modders to customize visuals in over 165 classic games without modifying the original engine code. Further information is available.
NVIDIA ACE Powers New AI Teammates and Advisors
Traditionally, non-playable characters (NPCs) operate based on predefined rules for scripted player interactions. NVIDIA is enhancing its ACE suite of AI technologies to transform conversational NPCs into autonomous game characters. These characters will utilize AI to perceive, plan, and act in ways similar to human players.
Creative Assembly, known for the Total War franchise, is exploring NVIDIA ACE for Total War: PHARAOH. This integration aims to power a dynamic AI advisor that helps players understand the game’s numerous systems and mechanics.
The advisor processes player prompts, the current game state, and data from the game’s extensive database. This enables it to provide real-time, context-aware guidance that adapts to player actions, all while maintaining character consistency and adherence to the game’s lore and historical setting.
KRAFTON is implementing long-term memory for PUBG Ally, an NVIDIA ACE-powered AI teammate in PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS. This feature allows players to issue commands and coordinate tactical maneuvers with their AI ally.
Equipped with long-term memory, PUBG Ally can recall past performances and gameplay interactions, incorporating references to previous events into its responses. PUBG Ally will first be available as part of a limited-time user test event in the first half of this year, accessible through PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS Arcade for players using English, Korean, or Chinese.
GeForce NOW Expands RTX Cloud Gaming Across More Devices
NVIDIA is enhancing PC gaming accessibility with recent GeForce NOW updates announced at CES. These updates bring GeForce RTX 5080-class performance to a wider array of devices. Players can now enjoy high-fidelity RTX visuals via new native applications for Linux systems and Amazon Fire TV Sticks, addressing popular community demands.
New support for hands-on throttle-and-stick (HOTAS) flight control peripherals enhances immersion in simulation games, offering precise input and smooth streaming responsiveness for flight and space combat titles. GeForce NOW also features streamlined single sign-on for Gaijin titles, reducing setup time and allowing players to access their preferred games more quickly.
The GeForce NOW library continues its expansion with simultaneous cloud launches of significant upcoming titles, such as 007 First Light, Active Matter, Resident Evil Requiem, and Crimson Desert. This ensures players can stream the newest blockbusters on their PC release day, all powered by NVIDIA RTX technology. Additional details are available.
RTX AI PCs Accelerate AI Video, Image and Text Generation
During CES, NVIDIA revealed several AI upgrades for GeForce RTX GPUs and laptops. These enhancements provide the necessary performance and memory for developers to implement generative AI on PCs, including:
- Up to 3x performance increase and a 60% reduction in VRAM usage for video and image generative AI, achieved through PyTorch-CUDA optimizations and native NVFP4/FP8 precision support in ComfyUI.
- Integration of RTX Video Super Resolution into ComfyUI, speeding up 4K video generation.
- NVIDIA NVFP8 optimizations for Lightricks’ advanced LTX-2 audio-video generation model, released with open weights.
- A blueprint for creating 4K AI video using a 3D scene in Blender, allowing for precise control over outputs.
- Up to 35% faster inference performance for SLMs through Ollama and llama.cpp.
- RTX acceleration for Nexa.ai’s new Hyperlink video search feature.
These improvements enable users to execute advanced video, image, and language AI workflows smoothly, benefiting from the privacy, security, and low latency provided by local RTX AI PCs. More information is available.
