Nvidia has been rapidly improving DLSS adoption since its launch in 2018. While the technology started off small, with support in just a handful of games with developer support from Nvidia. Nowadays, DLSS is available in plugin form for major engines like Unreal Engine and Unity. Adoption of the performance-saving tech has skyrocketed, now surpassing 300 supported games and apps.

This week, Diablo IV officially launches with DLSS support. RTX 40 GPU users can enjoy the full effects of DLSS 3 with Frame Generation to greatly enhance frame rates. Those on older RTX 30 series graphics cards will benefit from DLSS 2 instead.

Aside from Diablo IV, the upcoming PC release of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart will also support Nvidia technologies, including DLSS 3, Ray Tracing, Nvidia Reflex and DLAA. DLSS 2 is also heading to Alone in the Dark Prologue and will be in the full game at launch. Recent titles like Wild Hearts and Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty are also getting DLSS updates this summer to enhance performance.

Tower of Fantasy just recently received its DLSS 3 update too and with the upcoming Necrom expansion, The Elder Scrolls Online will also support DLSS 2, as well as DLAA for enhanced graphics.

If you happen to be a Diablo fan and would like to win a custom RTX 4080 with a Diablo 4-themed backplate, then Nvidia is running a giveaway for exactly that, which you can check out HERE.

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KitGuru Says: I've been a long-time user of DLSS. While it had its visual problems in the early days, since DLSS 2 rolled around, it has become a default setting for me in most titles.

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