$349-399 Switch HD, with DLSS, better cpu, and more ram

Started by Legend, Mar 23, 2021, 03:50 PM

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I don't consider Bloomberg a credible source but this seems likely.

kitler53

bloomberg won't let me read the article.  I need to see some side by side comparisons but I'd pay the extra $50 for a 4k display that doesn't look so jaggy. 
         

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QuoteThe U.S. company's new chipset will also bring a better CPU and increased memory. DLSS support will require new code to be added to games, so it'll primarily be used to improve graphics on upcoming titles, said the people, including multiple game developers. Bloomberg News previously reported that the new Switch is likely to include a 7-inch OLED screen from Samsung Display Co. and couple the console's release with a bounty of new games.

kitler53


QuoteDLSS support will require new code to be added to games, so it'll primarily be used to improve graphics on upcoming title

switch is a 1st party game machine for nearly everyone.  certainly will be true for me.  don't much care so long as nintendo updates their games which I expect they would. 


         

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Quote from: kitler53 on Mar 23, 2021, 05:01 PMswitch is a 1st party game machine for nearly everyone.  certainly will be true for me.  don't much care so long as nintendo updates their games which I expect they would.



DLSS I believe only needs motion vectors. If the game is already using deferred rendering and per object blur, the patch should be straightforward.