Nvidia DLSS support is coming to Monster Hunter World this month
Nvidia DLSS support is coming to Monster Hunter World this month
This update will allow users of Nvidia RTX series graphics cards to utilise Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS), which used the powers of Deep Learning and Nvidia’s RTX Tensor cores to upscale games to higher resolutions to offer higher levels of image clarity while maintaining higher performance levels.
Monster Hunter World is an incredibly demanding PC title, with even powerhouse graphics cards like the Nvidia TX 2080 Ti being unable to play the game at 4K 60FPS at the game’s maximum settings. This makes the inclusion of DLSS incredibly appealing, though DLSS often comes at the cost of quality, offering a softer overall presentation than a native 4K rendering.
Unlike some other games, Monster Hunter World will lack support for DLSS at 1080p, with Nvidia opting to make DLSS exclusive to 1440p or higher resolutions that offer a 16:9 or 21:9 aspect ratio.
Major Additions and Changes
– NVIDIA DLSS support.
This allows for improved performance while maintaining visual fidelity, using the powers of AI and deep learning.
(Requires an NVIDIA RTX graphics card and Windows 10.)Required resolutions to use NVIDIA DLSS:
16:9 aspect ratio – 2560×1440 or higher
21:9 aspect ratio – 3360×1440 or higher
Those who are interested in getting the best performance out of Monster Hunter World’s PC version can have a look at our PC performance analysis here. Here we have a look at the game’s graphical settings and suggest tweaks which will enable significant uplifts in the game’s PC performance over the title’s default presets.
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