… The game currently supports NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 and AMD FSR 4. Intel XeSS support is not added to the game. But since the developers are working towards Intel Arc support, we might see XeSS added in future updates. …
… The developer has removed the previous statement, which explicitly stated that the Intel Arc GPUs aren't supported. After the backlash, Pearl Abyss reversed course and is now working to add support for these GPUs, but did not disclose an expected release date for the update. …
… To tackle this, Microsoft is rolling out DirectX Linear Algebra, which is designed to support both vector & matrix-based ML workflows under a single programming model. DirectX Linear Algebra gives developers explicit control over math, data flow, and execution for shader-level ML scenarios. …
… If we were to use something like that in the future, we would need support across all platforms we are targeting for the game. In my op-ed on the DLSS 5 reveal , I had already called for tighter integration into the game development pipeline to improve artistic control on the developer's side. …
… Read all comments on PlayStation 5 Pro PSSR 2.0 Support Will Expand To Alan Wake 2 and CONTROL To Deliver ‘A New Level of Visual Fidelity’
… Of course, only time will tell if that actually is the case as we see more games arrive with PSSR 2 support and have it added on later. For a full list of PS5 Pro games that support PSSR , be it 1.0 or 2.0, go to this article . …
… This chip will feature a full-precision GPGPU architecture with support for ultra-high-speed inter-chip interconnect. Hygon will be leveraging the latest HBM memory technologies while also offering FP64/FP16/BF16 support. …
… Both will arrive with support for NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution and Multi-Frame Generation, and lastly, Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss , the upcoming Lovecraftian detective horror from developer Big Bad Wolf arrives on April 16, 2026 with support for DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation. …
… For its part, though, Bungie is all-in with post-launch support. …
… Original Story Eidos Montreal has just suffered another round of layoffs, this time losing 124 developers as " a result of changing project needs and impacts across productions and support teams ," according to the studio in a statement on its LinkedIn page . …