Today marks the release of one of the most anticipated games of the year, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II, a title that has generated much excitement for its excellent graphic processing and also for being a sequel to one of the most surprising games of the previous generation. It’s also one of the biggest Xbox Series X and Series S exclusives, and it arrived on PC at the same time.

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is compatible with NVIDIA DLSS 3, which means that it allows us to activate DLSS Super Resolution and DLSS Frame Generation. With both technologies, we can significantly improve performance, as the former uses intelligent image scaling and the latter generates interframes completely independent of the GPU.

To improve responsiveness and suppress the increased latency that occurs when triggering frame generation, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II includes support for NVIDIA Reflexand for those who want to enjoy the maximum graphic quality while maintaining a balanced consumption of resources, we also have NVIDIA DLAA support.

Other important titles with NVIDIA DLSS support will also arrive this month. Serum will be available from May 23 and will have DLSS 2 Super resolution. Another game that will feature this technology, arriving on May 23rd, is Ships At Seastate-of-the-art naval simulator.

EA Sports F1 24 will arrive on May 28 and will be accompanied by a very complete overview of technology, as it will be compatible with DLSS 3, DLAA, NVIDIA Reflex and will use ray tracing. A very nice combination, as we can activate ray tracing to improve the graphics quality and face the performance loss with DLSS 3. Finally, we have Wuthering Waves, which arrives on May 22nd with DLSS 2, and XDefiant from Ubisoft, which is already available. can be pre-installed and will have NVIDIA Reflex support.

New monitors compatible with G-SYNC

With the release of the latest Game Ready driver, support has been extended to G-SYNC compatible monitors. In total, we have 11 new models now certified for compatibility with said technology, which, as many of our readers know, allows us get rid of stuttering and tearing problems (stuttering and image decay).

The list of new G-SYNC compatible monitors includes models ASUS, Dell, Philips, IODATA and LG. You can view it by clicking this link. The new Game Ready drivers are now available for download via the official NVIDIA website and GeForce Experience.