Overview
- Dynamic Multi‑Frame Generation can scale up to 6x and adjust in real time to a display’s refresh rate, with Nvidia touting support for 4K 240Hz path‑traced gameplay.
- The expanded frame‑generation features remain exclusive to GeForce RTX 50‑series GPUs, as earlier generations lack the necessary dedicated hardware.
- DLSS 4.5’s second‑generation transformer Super Resolution is rolling out via the Nvidia app to more than 400 games, promising better temporal stability, reduced ghosting and improved anti‑aliasing.
- Nvidia says FP8 acceleration on newer GPUs keeps the heavier model’s performance hit small, though older RTX generations won’t benefit from FP8 hardware support.
- Reviewers note that multi‑frame generation still requires strong native frame rates to keep latency and artifacts in check, and Nvidia also highlighted related CES updates including RTX Remix Logic, G‑SYNC Pulsar displays and GeForce NOW expansions.