PoE 2 is getting official DLSS Support!

Included in the latest Nvidia driver, see here:



Fuck yeah! :D

1. Drivers Updated

2. LOGIN

but no frame gen what would save the games performance issues no FSR 3.1 wich makes frame gen avaible for all gpus

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Deviant#8289 wrote:

but no frame gen what would save the games performance issues no FSR 3.1 wich makes frame gen avaible for all gpus

FrameGen is for when you are being bottlenecked by the CPU. And it still requires you to reach at least 60FPS, or else the input lag will be insane. PoE 2 is a different game, there's no reason to assume it's as broken as PoE 1 is when it comes to calculations.

Very good news indeed!

As kcjfs would say: "HAHAHA... YYYEEEESSTTHHH"

I mean... I dont actually NEED it because I copped a 4070, R 9 7900 and 32GB DDR5 6000 RAM for POE2 but still. Nice to have.

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Questing#4931 wrote:

I mean... I dont actually NEED it

Whether or not you need it hasn't been relevant for quite some time, people still haven't fully caught up yet. DLSS is not only better for your framerate, it's often visually better than native. DLSS has come a long way since its first iteration. Prime example of this is BG3. Looks a lot better with DLSS.

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BaumisMagicalWorld#0673 wrote:

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Questing#4931 wrote:

I mean... I dont actually NEED it

Whether or not you need it hasn't been relevant for quite some time, people still haven't fully caught up yet. DLSS is not only better for your framerate, it's often visually better than native. DLSS has come a long way since its first iteration. Prime example of this is BG3. Looks a lot better with DLSS.

I am very curious to see how this works when people eventually unlock Path of Zoom, 2. I've read articles talking about CPU bottlenecks and how DLSS unburdening the GPU only narrows that bottleneck. I'm by no means an expert on DLSS VS frame generation and which hardware takes on the burden, though I understand how basic CPU->GPU works. And, that you can boil water on a 13900k while playing POE on max settings at 4k!

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hmcg020#6029 wrote:

I've read articles talking about CPU bottlenecks and how DLSS unburdening the GPU only narrows that bottleneck. I'm by no means an expert on DLSS VS frame generation and which hardware takes on the burden, though I understand how basic CPU->GPU works.

Correct, in a way. DLSS uses a lower internal render resolution, which inherently lowers the GPU usage, but you can make use of this in reverse by using DLDSR (Deep Learning Dynamic Super Resolution) to render at a higher base resolution with AI, then use DLSS to upscale from that (it scales down and then up), which makes it so that DLSS can render beyond its usual internal render resolutions, which creates superior image detail.

Bout damn time, thank you so much.