News hardware & software 15 April 2021, 15:24

Unity Will Get DLSS Support; More Games Will Offer the Feature

Nvidia has confirmed the introduction of native DLSS 2.0 support for the Unity engine. Developers using this technology will be able to provide support for this useful feature later this year.

Nvidia has finally confirmed the introduction of native DLSS 2.0 support for Unity Engine (using HDRP). Developers who want to add support for this useful feature to their games will be able to do so later this year. To date, DLSS 2.0 (which intelligently upscales images to improve performance without reducing quality) has been available to developers working on Unreal Engine 4, among other popular technologies. Since native support makes it trivially easy to enable DLSS 2.0, we can expect a significant increase in the number of games using it.

As for gamers, it should be remembered that this feature is supported only by cards from the GeForce RTX family. As you may remeber, AMD is working on a competing solution in the form of FidelityFX Super Resolution, although we still do not know the release date of this technology.

Jacob Blazewicz

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