Battlefield V could receive DLSS technology shortly that is exclusive to NVIDIA GeForce RTX
It could be that Battlefield V will shortly receive NVIDIA's DLSS technology, which helps improve the performance of Turing graphics cards.
So far the main problem with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX is that they have come out alone. By this we mean that they have been released without games that support Raytracing and DLSS. These two technologies are the foundation of NVIDIA graphics and by which you can bring all the game to your GPU. Battlefield V has arrived supporting only Raytracing and is expected to add DLSS shortly. Possibly on January 7th, Deep Learning Super Sampling will arrive, which is a technology that helps improve performance.
Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) Coming to Battlefield V Soon
Recent leaks indicate that an RTX 2060 can reach 90FPS in FullHD with the Battlefield V. If Raytracing is activated the performance drops to 65FPS but if the DLSS is activated the performance rises to 88FPS. This technology clearly offers a significant improvement in gaming performance. Although it should be noted that the RTX 2060 never drops below 60FPS with the DLSS, which is impressive.
It is still early and we will have to watch DLSS when it comes out. This technology may get its full power under more demanding resolutions, such as 2K. It could be that this technology is needed at that resolution if Raytracing is activated. Clearly implementing noticeable performance-enhancing technology is always welcome.
It only remains to confirm the arrival of the Battlefield V update with DLSS technology. Rumors point to January 7, just after NVIDIA makes its presentation at CES 2019. We remember that the NVIDIA conference will be at dawn from Sunday to Monday, specifically at 5 in the morning.
Source: DSOG
