NVIDIA has announced groundbreaking enhancements to its RTX neural rendering technologies, including neural shading support through Microsoft DirectX and updates to the RTX Kit for game developers. These advancements combine AI with traditional rendering to boost frame rates, enhance image quality, and reduce system resource usage.
The RTX Kit now includes support for Unreal Engine 5, enabling developers to create open worlds with unprecedented geometric complexity. RTX Mega Geometry and RTX Hair features allow for the acceleration of ray tracing scenes with complex geometry and rendering of hair and fur with improved quality and performance.
The release of the Half-Life 2 RTX demo showcases the latest neural rendering enhancements, including full ray tracing, DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation, and more. RTX Remix, an open-source platform, lets modders create stunning remasters of classic games with ray-traced lighting and enhanced materials.
Over 100 games and apps now support DLSS 4, with a performance improvement of up to 8x over traditional rendering. DLSS 4 debuted Multi Frame Generation, generating additional frames per traditionally rendered frame to enable gamers to max out visuals at the highest resolutions and play at incredible frame rates.
The release of DLSS 4 in titles like Lost Soul Aside and Mecha BREAK provides GeForce RTX gamers with the definitive PC gaming experience. These advancements demonstrate NVIDIA’s commitment to advancing AI within shaders to accelerate next-generation games and create more immersive experiences for players.
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