DLSS vs FSR vs XeSS: Game Support Across 650+ Titles
We analyze over 650 PC games to compare DLSS, FSR, and XeSS support to reveal how far Nvidia, AMD, and Intel really are from each other in upscaling and frame generation adoption.
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Intel rolls out XeSS 3.0 with multi-frame generation, but it's still locked to Windows
Smoother motion and sharper visuals, but native Linux support remains off the table
Intel XeSS 3 multi frame generation now rolling out to Arc GPUs
Intel takes on Nvidia's DLSS with software-based frame generation
Giving up on native rendering, Mafia: The Old Country system requirements are a love letter to upscaling
Upscaling isn't optional in Mafia: The Old Country – it's the standard
This free utility lets you update DLSS, FSR, and XeSS upscaling DLLs in one click
DLSS Swapper lets you download, manage, and swap DLL files to upgrade or downgrade DLSS versions without requiring a game update. The tool also supports AMD FSR and Intel XeSS.
Intel XeSS 2 arrives alongside new Battlemage GPUs with frame generation and low-latency mode
Intel takes on DLSS 3 and FSR 3 innovations
The Ultimate Upscaling Showdown: FSR 3.1 vs DLSS 3.7 vs XeSS 1.3
Upscaling technologies continue to improve every year, and today we'll be looking at five games updated to use AMD FSR 3.1 to compare against the latest in Nvidia DLSS 3.7 and Intel XeSS 1.3.
Microsoft DirectSR aims to unify competing upscaling technologies under a single DX12 graphics library
Something to look forward to: Nvidia introduced its deep learning super sampling technology a few years ago, and other GPU makers soon followed with their own solutions for graphics upscaling. Now, Microsoft is planning to bring the three main competing upscaling algorithms under the same DirectX 12 roof.
Intel XeSS 1.3 improves performance with new presets, intros DLAA alternative
The render scale for each preset has changed, and new ones have appeared
AMD to introduce AI-based upscaling, potentially matching DLSS
Something to look forward to: AMD's FSR image upscaling technology has avoided using AI until now, which has been a double-edged sword in its competition against Nvidia's DLSS and Intel's XeSS. A recent interview with AMD's CTO indicates that the company plans to pivot sharply toward AI in 2024, with gaming upscaling as one area of focus.
Microsoft's DirectSR aims to unify DLSS, FSR and XeSS upscaling technologies
Possibly related to Microsoft's recently-teased "Auto Super Resolution"
Mod adds AMD FSR 3 frame generation to titles that don't officially support it
The big picture: A week after AMD published the FSR 3 source code on GPUOpen, modders have predictably started unofficially integrating the company's frame generation technology into various games. Additionally, it is possible to combine this feature with Nvidia's DLSS upscaling. Meanwhile, Intel plans to respond to frame generation using a fundamentally different method.
Meteor Lake integrated graphics performance is 50 to 100% faster than Raptor Lake's, according to Intel
XeSS upscaling widens the generational improvement
Meteor Lake CPUs, now shipping to manufacturers, can run Dying Light 2 on integrated graphics
XeSS upscaling could make recent AAA games playable in 1080p on iGPUs
Nvidia says resolution upscaling like DLSS (and not native resolution) is the future
Company claims industry will move away from native resolution
Nvidia DLSS 2 vs Intel XeSS vs AMD FSR 2 on Nvidia GeForce and AMD Radeon GPUs
A deep dive into Intel's XeSS technology to see whether it's worth using on Nvidia and AMD hardware and how it competes against Nvidia's DLSS and AMD's FSR.
Intel's Arc A770 graphics card goes on sale October 12, starting at $329
Intel swings for the mid-range fences this time
Intel briefly demoes XeSS supersampling tech in Hitman 3, The Riftbreaker
XeSS could offer 4K image quality with the performance cost of 1080p rendering
Intel reveals more details on its answer to DLSS (updated)
Intel doesn't need to train XeSS on a per-game basis
Intel's DLSS competitor works on Nvidia and AMD GPUs, too, and will be open-source
Intel wants its super sampling solution on as wide a range of hardware as possible