As we approach the end of the year, information about what NVIDIA may introduce at the CES 2025 event in January is starting to emerge.

NVIDIA is reportedly expected to highlight not only hardware-focused but also software-based developments at CES. Details becoming available today indicate that the company will most likely introduce a new version of DLSS technology at the event. The source of these claims is the press release from Inno3D, one of NVIDIA’s special business partners.

Inno3D has announced that it will showcase several graphics card models at CES 2025, such as the Frostbite series equipped with a new liquid cooling system and the SFF series for small form factor PCs, but the most striking detail is the “advanced DLSS technology” and “AI-powered scaling capabilities” He highlighted features such as:

The new DLSS version may be called DLSS 4.0

There have been a lot of leaks and rumors surrounding the RTX 50 series graphics cards, but most of these claims have focused on hardware improvements. Information about the new version of DLSS was quite limited. Inno3D’s description, Important clues about the future potential of DLSS offers.

When NVIDIA introduced DLSS 3 with the RTX 4090 series, the new version of the company’s technology had a major impact in the industry and gave NVIDIA a serious competitive advantage, but since then AMD’s FSR 3 and Intel’s has become a household name. competitor of DLSS They came to the fore and have already managed to prove how important competitors they are.

On the DLSS side, we haven’t seen any major innovations since then, and the CES event seems perfect for this, given Inno3D’s press release.