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NVIDIA expands DLSS 5 technology to three major video games

NVIDIA has announced the expansion of its DLSS 5 technology, featuring 3D-Guided Neural Rendering, to three upcoming titles: Hogwarts Legacy, War Thunder, and Where Winds Meet. This AI-driven technology aims to enhance visual fidelity by improving lighting, shadows, reflections, and material textures in real time.

Hogwarts Legacy, developed by Avalanche Software in partnership with Warner Bros. Games, will receive the update on November 5, 2026. NVIDIA reports that when combined with other features like Ray Reconstruction and Multi Frame Generation, the game can reach up to 300 FPS at 4K resolution using a GeForce RTX 5090. To maintain visual consistency, developers have tuned the AI to focus on environmental details while preserving character identities.

Gaijin Entertainment’s War Thunder is scheduled to receive DLSS 5 support in mid-November via the Eagle’s Shadow update, which also introduces new vehicles and aircraft. The technology is expected to significantly boost performance, with tests showing up to 400 FPS at 4K resolution on flagship hardware. The third title, Where Winds Meet, will integrate the technology upon its launch on November 23.

DLSS 5 is currently compatible with GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs, RTX Spark PCs, and GeForce NOW Ultimate. While previous leaked versions of the technology faced criticism for unnaturally altering character appearances, NVIDIA emphasizes that official implementations involve developer fine-tuning to ensure the original art style remains intact.

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Avalanche Software · Gaijin Entertainment · Hogwarts Legacy · Nvidia · War Thunder · Warner Bros. Games

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