Today Nvidia hosted its press conference at CES 2024 and had a few interesting announcements including new graphics card models and more games supporting its core technologies.
We start with the "Super" versions of the Geforce RTX 4070, 4070 ti, and 4080.
The RTX 4070 Super will come first at $599 on January 17. It'll be followed by the 4070 Ti Super at $799 on January 24. The last to release is the 4080 Super, coming on January 31 at $999.
Above you can check a performance comparison using DLSS 2.0 (which means frame generation isn't part of the equation) with the previous generations.
Of course, if you used DLSS 3 and frame generation, the gap is much larger, but whether you consider it a real indication of a card's power or not, that's your choice.
Interestingly, I couldn't find any comparison with the non-Super versions of the same cards. More benchmarks can be found on the official site.
We also hear of several games (some upcoming and some already released) that are getting DLSS and/or Ray Tracing support.
Dragon's Dogma 2 will be released with DLSS 3 and Ray Tracing support.
Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition will have DLSS 3 on day one.
Pax Dei will launch with DLSS 3 on early access this spring.
Diablo 4 is getting Ray Tracing support in March.
Enshrouded will include DLSS 2 when it releases in early access on January 24.
Gray Zone Warfare will launch with DLSS 3 and Ray Tracing support later this year.
Layers of Fear just got its DLSS 3 support.
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name gets DLSS 3 with an update tomorrow, January 9. Its sequel Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth will launch with the technology supported out of the box.
Nakwon: Last Paradise by Dave the Diver developer Mintrocket will have DLSS 3 support from launch.
Starminer launches later this year with DLSS 3 and Ray Tracing.
Tekken 8 will launch on January 26 with DLSS 2.0
Throne and Liberty already supports DLSS 3.0 in the Korean version and support will be included in the Western version when it releases.
