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NVIDIA announced that GeForce NOW is boosting its Virtual Reality capabilities to 90 FPS. This enhancement aims to improve the streaming experience for VR content on the platform.
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Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud gaming service has improved gameplay performance on the Apple Vision Pro. The top-tier streaming plan offers a smoother experience for users of the spatial computing device.
Nvidia DLSS 5 Works Off 2D Frames and Motion Vectors, Artists Seemingly Can’t Make Big Model Changes
Nvidia has provided further details on its DLSS 5 technology, explaining that it operates by processing 2D frames and motion vectors to generate output frames. Company evangelist Jacob Freeman confirmed that the AI model is trained to understand scene semantics but clarified that the underlying geometry of game assets remains unchanged. While developers can control intensity, color grading, and masking, direct control over specific artistic alterations like character makeup is currently limited, leading to discussions about artistic control versus AI capabilities.
"It's Re-Rendering the Game!" – It Turns Out Game Artists Don't Love DLSS 5, Despite Nvidia's Claims - IGN
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 technology, which incorporates neural rendering, has drawn criticism from game developers and artists who claim they were not adequately consulted. While Nvidia states developers have control over the enhancements, concerns remain about the aesthetic impact on games like Resident Evil 5 and Assassins Creed Shadows, with some artists feeling the technology alters game visuals significantly.
Gnome gets Nvidia performance boost, offering 'smoother window animations and general desktop fluidity' for…
Gnome 50, codenamed 'Tokyo', introduces significant performance improvements for Nvidia GPUs on Linux systems, promising smoother window animations and overall desktop fluidity. This update aims to address previous driver issues and enhance the user experience for gamers and general users alike.
My real-world testing shows 8 GB GPUs are still enough for gaming in 2026, but I'm surprised at just how much…
Testing across five demanding games in 2026 indicates that 8 GB graphics cards can still provide playable performance, though often requiring settings adjustments. While 16 GB cards generally offer higher frame rates and smoother 1% lows, the 8 GB variants remain a viable budget option, with Nvidia cards sometimes outperforming AMD counterparts due to VRAM handling differences.
High-end systems dominate booming gaming PC sales according to new report that also claims Arm chips are coming to the…
A new report from Jon Peddie Research indicates that gaming PC sales are surging, driven primarily by high-end systems. The report also forecasts significant growth for Arm-based gaming PCs, projecting the market to reach $1.5 billion by 2028, though this will still represent a small fraction of the overall gaming PC hardware market.
NVIDIA Blindsides Game Devs with DLSS 5 AI Showcase Reveal
NVIDIA revealed its new DLSS 5 generative AI technology without informing the game developers whose titles were featured in the showcase. This lack of communication has caused controversy, overshadowing the technological announcement. While the DLSS 5 features promise significant performance improvements, the incident highlights a breakdown in partnership and respect between NVIDIA and game studios.
Rivian will provide 50,000 robotaxis to Uber in a deal worth $1.25 billion
Rivian and Uber have announced a significant partnership where Rivian will supply Uber with 50,000 robotaxis, valued at $1.25 billion. The deal begins with Uber acquiring 10,000 Rivian R2 robotaxis for deployment by 2028, with plans to expand to 25 major cities by 2031. This collaboration aims to accelerate autonomous vehicle plans for both companies.
Will you be turning Nvidia DLSS 5 off?
Nvidia's upcoming DLSS 5 technology, set to launch in Fall 2026, is already facing criticism for its reliance on generative AI, with some players labeling it "AI slop." Concerns are raised about potential impacts on developer creative control and whether players will opt to disable features like AI upscaling and frame generation, especially if they are enabled by default. The article also touches upon AMD's competing technologies and the hardware requirements for DLSS 5.
PlayStation is Phasing Out The ″PlayStation Network″ Branding
The Digital Foundry team discusses reactions to Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology and its implications for AI in gaming. They acknowledge that their initial coverage may have been premature, suggesting that the rapid advancement of machine learning in this area warrants more careful consideration.
GNOME 50 released with much improved Parental Controls and lots more
GNOME 50 "Tokyo" has been released, introducing significant improvements to parental controls, including screen time monitoring and limit setting. The update also enhances accessibility features, revamps the preferences window, and introduces global settings. Key technical advancements include improved Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and Fractional Scaling support, low-latency cursor handling in VRR, NVIDIA performance boosts, next-generation color management, and HDR screen sharing capabilities.
Smooth Moves: 90 Frames-Per-Second Virtual Reality Arrives on GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW is enhancing its virtual reality support, allowing Ultimate members to stream at up to 90 frames per second on compatible VR headsets like Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest, and Pico devices. The cloud gaming service also adds Crimson Desert and World of Tanks, with the latter featuring a Mafia-themed event.
DLSS 5: Game-Changing Tech That Poses Big Questions For The Future Of Gaming
Digital Foundry discusses Nvidia's new DLSS 5 technology and its implications for the future of gaming, particularly concerning the integration of AI. The team reflects on their initial coverage and the need for deeper analysis of machine learning's role in game development.
'We found out at the same time as the public' — Capcom and Ubisoft devs were out of the loop on Nvidia DLSS 5 involvement, adding to the AI controversy
Capcom and Ubisoft developers were reportedly unaware of Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology being integrated into their games, discovering it simultaneously with the public. This revelation adds to the ongoing controversy surrounding Nvidia's use of generative AI, with some developers and former industry figures expressing concerns about its impact on game art and character models.
Capcom and Ubisoft developers surprised by DLSS 5 announcement: “We found out at the same time as the public"
Developers at Capcom and Ubisoft have expressed surprise and concern regarding Nvidia's recent DLSS 5 announcement, with many reportedly finding out at the same time as the public. While some executives like Todd Howard and Jun Takeuchi are supportive, others are anxious about the implications of generative AI tools on artistic control and employment within the industry.
DLSS 5: Game-Changing Tech That Poses Big Questions For The Future Of Gaming
Digital Foundry discusses Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology and its implications for the future of gaming, particularly concerning the integration of AI and machine learning. The team acknowledges they may have published their initial coverage too quickly without fully processing the ramifications of this new technology.
Who'd have thought - Amazon Resale is the place to get an Nvidia GPU for a somewhat reasonable price
Amazon's Resale platform is offering an MSI RTX 5070 Ventus 3X graphics card below its MSRP for £449, described as 'Used - Like New'. While the RTX 5070 offers performance similar to the RTX 4070 Super, it includes Nvidia's DLSS 4 upscaler with upcoming DLSS 4.5 features.
This new 5K gaming monitor is way more usable than you might think
The Asus ROG Strix XG27JCG is a 27-inch 5K gaming monitor that offers a high pixel density and a versatile dual-mode functionality, allowing for both 5K resolution and a 1440p mode with a 330 Hz refresh rate. While the 5K resolution is surprisingly usable for gaming thanks to upscaling technologies like Nvidia DLSS, the 1440p mode is not as sharp as a native 1440p panel. Despite its impressive features, the monitor faces stiff competition from OLED alternatives at its high price point.
Games Inbox: Are people right to criticise Nvidia’s DLSS 5 tech?
Readers express concerns over Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology, with some criticizing its rollout and potential AI integration. The discussion also touches on the decline of VR gaming, nostalgia for the Xbox 360 era, and anticipation for upcoming game releases in 2026, including Grand Theft Auto 6 and Persona 6.
