While we weren't expecting any major PC gaming announcements from Nvidia at this year's CES event, it was still somewhat disappointing that the main things we got were an update to DLSS and a new version of G-Sync Pulsar. But that's okay, because as it so happens, they're both actually pretty good. Well, in the case of the new DLSS 4.5, it's mostly good.
With version 4.5, Nvidia has introduced three new elements to its AI-powered suite of rendering technologies: a second generation transformer neural network for DLSS Super Resolution (aka upscaling), dynamic Multi Frame Generation (MFG), and a 6x mode. However, only the first one is available to use right now, as the new frame gen stuff won't make an appearance until spring.
