#NVIDIA gaming technology

DLSS 4 represents the next evolution of Deep Learning Super Sampling, Nvidia’s AI-powered upscaling and frame-generation technology. Whether it’s massive open-world games, cutting-edge ray tracing, or ultra-competitive esports titles, Nvidia’s RTX 50-series is looking to set a new benchmark for gaming performance. Powered by NVIDIA’s cutting-edge Avatar Cloud Engine (ACE) generative AI technology, these Co-Playable Characters (CPCs) promise to adapt to player strategies and provide dynamic, real-time conversations during matches. As Krafton and NVIDIA continue to push the boundaries of AI technology, PUBG players can look forward to a gameplay experience that’s more engaging, intuitive, and personalized than ever before. The Witcher 3 With Tomb Raider leading AMD's effort in bringing "True-Hair" in PC gaming, Nvidia's effort was the Witcher 3. Last year, Nvidia released their latest Pascal architecture alongside the launch of the GTX 1080 and GTX 1070, promising of up to 2x performance boosts over their previous Maxwell architecture counterparts in terms of raw gaming power and workstation capabilities. Later on, aftermarket versions were released, dominating the market such as Zotac's Amp Extreme Edition, and Asus' STRIX Gaming series, but enthusiasts would still find the performance lacking - despite the increase in total performance, so Nvidia released the GTX Titan X Pascal edition, also known as Titan XP by most users. Read more in our articles including "Nvidia Brings DLSS 4 to 75 Games Ahead of RTX 5000 Series Launch" and "PUBG to Introduce AI Allies Powered by NVIDIA ACE for Smarter, Interactive Gameplay".