…The game is co-developed with Sumo Digital and is called Neural Dawn, so it's not surprising to learn that the Arm alternative to DLSS uses the same Neural branding for…
…Furthermore, VRR does not appear to be functioning correctly, as the game rarely outputs a stable run of frames even within the console's supported VRR window. Ultimately, our feelings on the…
…Unique to this version is mouse support via detachable Joy-Cons, a welcome boon for bow targeting and menu navigation. Additionally, Oblivion benefits from a form of Nvidia's DLSS upscaler, which…
…does the game support mesh shading on Switch 2 like it does on PC? Yes, the Switch 2 version also supports mesh shading. To be honest, this was a crucial factor in…
…inputs DLSS uses generally tend to translate to very good FSR 4.1 outputs. Surely it can't be that hard to bring official FSR 4.1 support to more games? Now…
…Regarding image quality, the Switch 2 looks like it's using DLSS to upscale from an internal resolution of approximately 540p during gameplay. While this figure sounds low when compared to the…
…Rich tested the game on a mainstream setup, using a Ryzen 5 5600 and RTX 4060. With a 1440p resolution, DLSS quality, dynamic resolution scaling and high settings, the game was more…
…a 57 percent performance increase over the game's default extreme settings on a Ryzen 5 3600 and RTX 3070 test system at 1440p DLSS Balanced, moving from 58fps to 91fps. Adding…
…Which in turn allowed us to implement the 'Enhance PSSR Image Quality' option to force-upgrade all PSSR-supported games. If you use it, frame drops should become oh-so-slightly rarer…
…We already mentioned DLSS upscaling, but it's worth noting that the PC version lacks support for that latest alternatives from other vendors, such as XeSS and FSR 4, with no frame…