‘Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy’ Launches with DLSS; and ‘Bright Memory: Infinite’ is Loaded with Tech
It is a great week to be a GeForce Gamer. Earlier this week Hot Wheels Unleashed and Jurassic World Evolution 2 added NVIDIA DLSS. Today Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy launched with DLSS, and tomorrow Battlefield 2042 launches with DLSS, NVIDIA Reflex, and ray tracing. Bright Memory: Infinite also launches today and it supports DLSS, Reflex, and a ton of ray tracing.
The Ultimate Battlefield 2042 Experience is on a GeForce RTX GPU
Early Access for Battlefield 2042 begins tomorrow, and from day one the new multiplayer first-person shooter supports NVIDIA DLSS, Ray-Traced Ambient Occlusion, and NVIDIA Reflex. DLSS delivers a 2X performance gain at 4K, and system latency is reduced by up to 28% with NVIDIA Reflex. Get all the details in our dedicated article.
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition Gets a DLSS Performance Boost of Up to an 85%
Also out today is Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, and if you have a GeForce RTX graphics card, desktop or laptop, you can enable NVIDIA DLSS to accelerate performance by up to 85%.
Bright Memory: Infinite Gets a DLSS performance boost of up to 2.5X
Bright Memory was a well-received short slice of action game excitement, demonstrating how a lone developer could make a polished, high-fidelity game using Unreal Engine 4’s tools. Today the much-anticipated sequel, Bright Memory: Infinite launches. On PC, the action game is enhanced with ray-traced shadows, reflections, caustics, and global illumination, along with performance-accelerating NVIDIA DLSS, and system latency is reduced by up to 49% with NVIDIA Reflex.
With its dazzling visuals maxed out, and every ray tracing effect enabled, NVIDIA DLSS accelerates Bright Memory: Infinite’s performance by up to 2.5x:
Get the complete rundown on Bright Memory: Infinite’s PC-exclusive technology in this dedicated article.