The Switch 2 supports ray-tracing and DLSS, but Nintendo is tight-lipped on details
Elden Ring, Hogwarts Legacy, Split Fiction — these are just a few of the titles announced to be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2. Thanks to the console's improved hardware, loads of games that have been stranded on other platforms are now making their way to the Switch 2, and many will be available the day the console drops.
Nvidia confirms the Switch 2 supports DLSS, G-Sync, and ray tracing
The other major Nvidia technology supported by the new Switch is G-Sync, which prevents screen tearing when games are running at variable frame rates. Nvidia notes that G-Sync is only supported in handheld mode and not in docked mode, which could be a limitation of the Switch dock's HDMI port.
Although ray tracing can add visual realism to top-tier games, it can also maul the performance of otherwise top-tier PCs. It’s been a hurdle for years now, but we’re now one step closer to ...
Performance modes for Assassin's Creed Shadows on PS5 Pro have been confirmed Expect Performance, Fidelity and Balanced modes On PS5 Pro, 'extended' ray tracing is being offered for two modes ...
Microsoft shared new details about DirectX Raytracing 1.2, bringing a set of technical upgrades aimed at making real-time ray tracing more efficient. This API update rolls out two new features ...
Despite Nvidia’s dominance of the consumer graphics card market, AMD’s 7000 series is pretty great… unless you want ray tracing. The advanced lighting techniques are where Nvidia’s cards ...
In all cases, ray tracing is supported, but your machine and selected mode will determine exactly what kind of raytracing you can expect. PlayStation 5's Performance mode, for instance ...
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