DLSS feature in Switch 2 can raise Street Fighter 6 from 540p to 1080p

Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to support Nintendo Switch 2 a qualitative shift in this device, so this resolution lifting technology can make the device provide smoother performance by using artificial intelligence to provide impressive results in raising the low basic screen resolution to 1080 pixels.

In a modern practical report dealing with Switch 2 and third -party games, technology experts at Digital Foundry have an opportunity to try the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Street Fighter 6, as well as other games. This game is the first game of the Capcom engine on the device, and it appears to be excellent at all levels, as it offers a stable game experience at a rate of 60 frames per second in a Docked position with some visual sacrifices that are comparable to those in PlayStation 4 and Xbox Series S versions compared to other versions.

But the most interesting thing is that the game does not work with the original 1080 pixels, as indicated by the initial analyzes of the available shots, but rather with an improved 1080 pixel of 540 pixels using NVIDIA DLSS. Looking at how pure the image is, this is very impressive.

The version of the Street Fighter 6 game for the Nintendo Switch 2 is the only impressive version from an external side, which will be released with the device after a little more than two months. As with Capcom, Cyberpunk 2077 has been confirmed for the NVIDIA DLSS version available for Tensor Cores devices. It is said that this version is used in all the modes of the game, whether in my position with TV or mobile.

Nintendo Switch 2 will be launched on June 5 globally.

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