News video games 14 June 2021, 21:59

DLSS in Rainbow Six: Siege Offers Up to 50% More Performance

Nvidia has announced the introduction of the announced DLSS support in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege. The company assures that the technology allows the game to run up to 50% more efficiently at 4K resolution.

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege has received the promised DLSS support. The function can be enabled from the graphic settings in the game. The information was provided by Nvidia, which did not fail to show again the benefits of using the technology.

Siege is another game that in recent months enables us to use the benefits of DLSS. The technology allows for a significantly performance gain without a decrease in quality, thus securing valuable FPS, which is especially useful for dynamic action games. Nvidia promises that at 4K resolution we can expect an increase in performance by up to half. Add to that the lag-reducing Nvidia Reflex feature, which Rainbow Six: Siege supports since several months. It should be remembered that only the GeForce RTX series enables the use of DLSS.

Jacob Blazewicz

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