The First Descendant Arrives with NVIDIA Technology: DLSS 3.5

Greetings, PC Master Race warriors! Finally, The First Descendantthe third-person co-op RPG we've all been waiting for, is here. And of course, it comes with all those cutting-edge NVIDIA technologies that make consoles look like child's toys.

The Supremacy of RTX Technologies

The First Descendant utilizes NVIDIA's most advanced technologies, including DLSS 3.5 with Ray Reconstruction, Ray Tracing It is NVIDIA Reflex. For those of you used to the superiority of the PC, this means we'll be enjoying stunning graphics and silky-smooth gameplay. And for the poor souls still stuck on consoles… good luck trying to keep up.

With everything set to maximum, in glorious 4K and with all Ray Tracing effects activated, the DLSS 3.5 is capable of multiplying frame rates by an average of 2.7x on GeForce RTX 40-series GPUs. Yes, while console gamers are stuck with low resolutions and inconsistent framerates, us PC masters are running at a completely different level.

Reduced Latency and Maximum Performance

O NVIDIA Reflex is also present, helping to reduce system latency by up to 55%. This means even more responsive gameplay, something consoles can only dream of offering. And to ensure everything runs smoothly, a new GeForce Game Ready Driver is now available, bringing full support for the launch of The First Descendant.

The First Descendant is back with a bang, proving once again that PCs are the ultimate gaming platform. With NVIDIA technologies that take the experience to the next level, it’s hard to look back. So get ready, PC masters, and show consoles where the true power of gaming lies.

Digital Art Taken to Another Level

And let's not forget the community of digital artists who use RTX technologies to create jaw-dropping photographic works. This week, NVIDIA highlighted the Brazilian Andre Revolution and his work in Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut. The already beautiful game has been elevated to truly artistic levels of beauty with the help of RTX technologies. So if you think your console is up to par, think again.

Showcase Your Art with RTX

NVIDIA encourages all gamers to share their digital masterpieces, and who knows, you might be the next one featured. Use the hashtags #VirtualPhotography, #Gametography, #photomode, and #RTXON for a chance to be featured in the future. After all, the world needs to see what’s possible when gaming at the true power of PCs.