DLSS arrives in Red Dead Redemption 2 and improves performance by up to 45%

After spending a few weeks promoting and promoting DLSS access to Red Dead Redemption 2 On PC, Nvidia finally made the feature available in the game today, July 13th. Technology-compatible RTX graphics cards will be able to run the game with improved performance, achieving FPS rates up to 45% better in some cases, while playing the game in 4K.

The above trailer shows a comparison of the game with DLSS turned on and off. Unfortunately, the main feature of the new feature cannot be shown, because YouTube limits the frame rate to 60 frames per second. Thus, it is difficult to notice the differences in the details.

no more Nvidia official website We have a complete table showing the true potential of DLSS in a format RDR 2. The image shows the number of frames per second for a game without the feature in dark green and then how far that number goes with the tool turned on, in light green. Results are captured in game graphics settings at maximum 4K resolution, with GPUs paired with an AMD Ryzen 9 5900X processor, and 32GB of RAM.

Graph compares on and off DLSS in RDR 2Source: nvidia

You can see that on more advanced models of video cards, this is where the gain is most expressive, with the RTX 3080 Ti showing an amazing jump in performance. But even the RTX 2060 actually has a very expressive optimization, finally breaking the 30fps barrier, which is how the game runs on consoles – with different textures and resolutions more advanced.

Nvidia Concludes Sharing When DLSS Comes to Red Dead Redemption 2 Noting that the feature’s “bump” is ongoing and that we’ll see the technology reach more games in the coming weeks and months.