Switch 2 Comes With DLSS and 4K Gaming Support
Nintendo introduced its next-generation console, the Switch 2, on April 2. Equipped with processors and graphics processors specially developed by NVIDIA, this device aims to offer players an impressive gaming experience in both portable and TV modes. The new console draws attention with its 4K resolution support, artificial intelligence-supported DLSS technology, and performance of up to 120 FPS.
Innovative Technologies of Switch 2
Switch 2 provides realistic lighting, shadows, and reflections in games using NVIDIA’s RT (ray tracing) and Tensor cores. Thanks to DLSS technology, low-resolution images are sharpened with artificial intelligence to obtain high-quality visuals. These features also offer interesting innovations, especially in social games and broadcasts, such as face tracking and background removal.
The console provides an uninterrupted, smooth gaming experience in both portable and TV modes with 10 times more powerful graphics performance and dynamic refresh rate (NVIDIA G-SYNC) support. In addition, HDR support promises more vivid and realistic visuals during gameplay.
Switch 2 offers great advantages not only for gamers but also for game developers. New APIs and advanced physics engines optimized by NVIDIA accelerate the game development process while allowing for higher quality content.
Gamers are eagerly waiting to see what visual leap Nintendo’s well-known series will make on this new hardware. Games that can be played at 4K resolution and 120 FPS in particular will offer the best experience the console has ever offered. Nintendo is taking the hybrid console concept one step further with Switch 2. Offering strong performance in both portable and stationary use, the device sets a new standard in console games with NVIDIA’s artificial intelligence-supported technologies.
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