GeForce RTX 4090: Digital Foundry showcases the performance of NVIDIA DLSS 3.

Digital Foundry has published an exclusive review of the GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition, NVIDIA's new flagship GPU based on the Ada Lovelace architecture. One of the main elements of the review was the analysis of NVIDIA DLSS3 technology, which allows you to add frames generated by artificial intelligence and increase game performance up to 5 times. However, visible artifacts may appear when using this technology.

Digital Foundry had access to Cyberpunk 2077 (Overdrive RT edition), Spider-Man Remastered, and Portal RTX, all three of which support DLSS 3.0. Support for the technology is not currently available to the general public, but Digital Foundry has demonstrated it in action with some side-by-side comparison with DLSS2 frames. Depending on the game, CPU limitations, and whether motion capture was performed, games can expect 2x to 5x better performance with DLSS3.

DLSS3 generates complete frames based on game data such as motion vectors and optical flow analysis. However, frame buffering can cause additional latency, which can be reduced with NVIDIA Reflex technology, which is now part of DLSS3. However, results may vary depending on the game and screen resolution.

While the Digital Foundry review gave us a glimpse into the performance of NVIDIA's new GPU and DLSS3 technology, a deeper dive into the technology is expected once the review embargo is lifted. The release of the GeForce RTX 4090 is expected in mid-October, and performance reviews will be published in the same period.

Everyone will be able to get acquainted with the details of NVIDIA DLSS3 technology and its impact on game performance after the release of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition GPU.