Nvidia Unveils RTX 50-Series GPUs with DLSS 4 and Multi-Frame Generation

The new Blackwell architecture offers AI-driven performance boosts, though raw performance gains are more modest compared to previous generations.

Nvidia's RTX 50-series GPUs, featuring the Blackwell architecture, introduce DLSS 4 with Multi-Frame Generation, capable of generating up to three AI-driven frames for enhanced performance.
The flagship RTX 5090 offers a 30% raw performance increase over the RTX 4090 without DLSS and supports 32GB of GDDR7 memory, aimed at both gamers and AI developers.
DLSS 4 leverages a transformer-based AI model for improved image quality and performance, with over 75 games and applications supporting the technology at launch.
While raw performance gains range from 15-30% across the lineup, Nvidia emphasizes the importance of AI-assisted rendering to achieve up to 2x performance in supported games.
Nvidia's supercomputer has been continuously training DLSS models for six years, enabling advancements like ray reconstruction and enhanced neural rendering for RTX GPUs.