NVIDIA has been focusing on its DLSS technology for some time now, which adds new features in addition to improving performance and results. After the first generation, which was quite limited in scope and whose result, frankly, could be improved, then came DLSS 2, which was a great development in every way. Since its launch in April 2020, we’ve seen more and more titles support this technology, benefiting users of GeForce RTX 20, 30 and 40 graphics cards.

With the advent of DLSS 3, we’ve seen image scaling change AI image generation has also been added from the GPU and with the recent introduction of DLSS 3.5 NVIDIA has also added lightning reconstruction using artificial intelligence, demonstrating once again the enormous importance that artificial intelligence attaches to specialization. Result? Well, simply spectacular, as we showed you a few days ago when comparing Cyberpunk 2077 using different versions and DLSS functions.

Currently, match current DLSS 2 and DLSS 3because the first is compatible with the RTX 20, 30 and 40 series, while DLSS 3 uses the exclusive features of the Ada Lovelace architecture, present in the GeForce RTX 40. At the time of the announcement of this new technology, some thought that DLSS 2 would be pushed into oblivion, which will penalize users of the first generations of RTX, but since some of us already took it for granted, NVIDIA and the developers continued to support this version.

With the arrival of September, NVIDIA has begun to preview some of the games that will gain compatibility with this technology during this month, and the progress is most interesting. These are the titles revealed by the company:

• SYNCHRONIZED: With a release scheduled for next Friday the 8th, this co-op free-to-play shooter will have DLSS 3 support.
• Lies P: soulslike with a very promising aspect that takes us to belle epoque, in which we take on the surprising role of Pinocchio. It will be compatible with DLSS 3 from launch.
• witch fire: From the creators of Painkiller and Bulletstorm, this first-person shooter hits the market on September 20 with DLSS 3 and NVIDIA Reflex support.
• Party animals: Do you fight with friends but take on the role of puppies, kittens and other creatures? This title, which promises to be quite fun, will debut on September 20th with DLSS 2, DLSS 3 and NVIDIA Reflex.

Plus the latest update (patch number 7). Star Wars Jedi: Fallenhe added support for versions 2 and 3which will undoubtedly be a great improvement, because as we already told you at the launch, we are talking about a rather demanding title that did not come to the market with the necessary optimization.

More information: NVIDIA