Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord is getting Nvidia DLSS

Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord isn't necessarily known for its fancy tech options, but it wish soon be able to capitalise of some of Nvidia's hottest next-gen technical school. RTX owners will Be able take advantage of DLSS starting in November – though, sadly, the unfit's not in line for ray tracing. (Not eventually, anyway.)

DLSS is an AI upscaling technology that makes your game appear as if it's running at a high homegrown resolution than it actually is. So you could upscale, say, a native 1440p image to a full 4K through the power of AI, with vastly superior underframe rate compared with a homegrown 4K resolution, and it'll actually appear Sir Thomas More elaborate than the 1440p original.

We've already seen DLSS have a massive effect in games wish Death Stranding, so it'll be good to see what sort of effect it has in a title like Mount and Blade 2, calm down in Early Accession. Nvidia's announcement also highlights few new and upcoming games getting DLSS, including RPG Edge of Eternity, which is getting support later in the year.

DLSS and light beam tracing stomach are likewise coming to a big variety of past games in the leftover months of 2020, including Cyberpunk 2077, Call of Duty: Calamitous Ops – Cold War, Watch Dogs Host, Mortal Shell, Humankind of Warcraft: Shadowlands, Xuan-Yuan Sword VII, Ghostrunner, Ready operating theater Not, Enlisted, and Pumpkin Jack.

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