The ninth generation console wars continue at full speed. While Sony’s PlayStation 5 is leading the way, Microsoft’s Xbox Series S and X are trying to catch up. However, the competition will become even more intense. Nintendo, which broke sales records with its Switch in 2017, is counting the days until the launch of Switch 2. The emergence of new information almost every day about the highly anticipated portable computer created excitement. The Switch 2 is said to have more RAM than the Xbox Series S.

Nintendo Switch 2 will challenge Xbox Series S/X and PlayStation 5 with more RAM and DLSS support

As Gizmochina editors, we continue to follow the latest developments about Nintendo Switch 2. As you know, we recently announced that the upcoming PDA will be shown and announced at a closed event with a limited number of people at Gamescom 2023. The release date is approaching. The attacker has now leaked information about the RAM capacity of the device.

Consumer versions of the Nintendo Switch 2 are said to have 12GB of RAM. This is a 300% increase compared to the 4 GB RAM in the current version. But this is not the most interesting thing. As we mentioned above, Switch 2 has three very strong competitors. But these rivals don’t appear to be as powerful as Nintendo’s handhelds. To put this into context, the PS5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X both have 16GB of RAM, while the Xbox Series S only has 10GB of RAM.

In addition to 12 GB RAM, Nintendo has prepared another surprise for its new generation PDA. The company has a solution that will allow the Switch 2 to keep up with the latest technology and eliminate increasing hardware requirements. According to the same source, Switch 2 will support Nvidia’s DLSS technology. There will even be DLSS 3.1, which was recently announced and is only supported by RTX 40 series graphics cards.

For those who don’t know, DLSS is a scaling technique that uses artificial intelligence to improve image quality in games. It works by using a neural network to learn how to upscale low-resolution images to higher resolutions, resulting in sharper, more detailed images without the need for a more powerful graphics card. Simply put, it increases your gaming performance with artificial intelligence, helping you achieve smoother performance in areas where your graphics card is inadequate.