Since my RTX 5080 review, where I tested NVIDIA's new high-end GeForce graphics card, one of its flagship features, DLSS 4, came to the popular open-world RPG Cyberpunk 2077. Besides an overhaul to its image upscaling technology with a new "Transformer" model, gamers lucky enough to buy one of the latest RTX 50 Series GPUs or even its high-scoring but expensive RTX 5090 sibling, can boost their frames-per-second (FPS) count by 2x, 3x, or 4x with Multi-Frame Generation (MFG.)
Usually, adding in-between "fake frames" leads to input delay, something I saw with iterations of AMD's answer in Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF.) However, using NVIDIA Reflex (or Radeon Anti-Lag, on AMD's side) should counteract any lag or latency while controlling the game, and the results I've seen with DLSS 4 MFG are beyond impressive. Here's what you can expect if you spring for a high-end RTX 50 Series GPU and jump into Night City on PC.
