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What is NVIDIA DLSS and how does it work?

The company's upscaling software is truly powerful when used in the right situations. If you own a recent NVIDIA GPU (or Nintendo Switch 2 ), there's a good chance you bought it partly from hearing good things about DLSS .

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DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) is NVIDIA’s proprietary upscaling technology that boosts game performance by first rendering scenes at a lower internal resolution, reducing the pixel count the GPU must draw. The system then uses a machine‑learning algorithm, trained by NVIDIA, to upsample the image to the monitor’s native resolution. It is available on recent NVIDIA graphics cards and the Nintendo Switch 2, appealing to users who chose their hardware for DLSS benefits.

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