NVIDIA Turns Ghost of Tsushima into an FPS Machine

Every samurai deserves 120 FPS! Get ready to transform your sessions Ghost of Tsushima in something as fast as a Mongol cavalry charge!

NVIDIA, that benevolent goddess of graphics power, decided that it wasn't enough you play as a samurai — you need to feel every katana strike in glorious 120 FPS. And how do they do that? With the magic of DLSS 3 It is Reflexbecause apparently even samurai need a little help cutting latencies.

What is DLSS 3?

For those who were trapped in a cave (or maybe playing on a console)DLSS 3 is NVIDIA's latest technological wizardry that turns your PC into a frame rocket without making your wallet cry more than when you see the GPU prices.

And it's not just any increase in headcount; It's the kind that makes you wonder why you spent money on a console when you could have joined the PC Master Race earlier.

Ah, Reflex! This wonder that transforms your reaction “grandfather in the park” for “caffeinated gamer”. If you thought your samurai skills were sharp, wait until you see what they look like when NVIDIA reduces latency to almost nothing. Now every dodge and strike in Ghost of Tsushima it will be so fast that Khotun Khan will need an upgrade to keep up.

Get Ready to Play Like Never

From May 16th, your PC will become a time machine for the Feudal Japan with graphics so good you'll feel guilty seeing the beauty of Tsushima Island while it is being invaded.

And with support for DLSS 2 It is DLSS 3your machine will not only run Ghost of Tsushima smoothly, as there will be more power left for you to open a few more tabs in the browser. Who knows, even to research “how to be a real samurai” while waiting for the game to load — which will be in the blink of an eye, in fact.

Let's see this Samurai world now with different eyes!

So guys, it's time to stop skimping on the graphics and start living the true life of a warrior with NVIDIA DLSS 3 and Reflex. Download the new Game Ready Driver and prepare to be transported to a world where samurai and technology go hand in hand — something that could only be more perfect if it came with a glass of virtual sake.

And remember, in the PC world, more frames equals more honor. See you in Tsushima, samurai of the digital age!