Even More Great Content Coming to NVIDIA RTX

NVIDIA took to the stage at GDC to announce a brand-new line up of incredible tech and RTX-compatible games.  

We’re here to give you the full scoop of the announcement, highlighting everything you can expect in the coming months. Plus, if you’re looking for your next upgrade, we’ve also got plenty of RTX compatible tech.  

What Was Announced at GDC? 

At GDC, NVIDIA unveiled even more RTX-compatible games along with plenty of new tasty tech to optimise your gaming experience.  

NVIDIA DLSS 

DLSS is NVIDIA’s powerful AI rendering technology that has been crafted to boost your graphical prowess. Harnessing the built-in Tensor cores on all GeForce RTX GPUs, DLSS renders your games at low resolutions before AI upscales them to deliver silky-smooth frame rates and high-res visuals.  

The latest gen of DLSS, 3.5, has been fine-tuned to reduce image noise, eliminating any display stutter breaking up your in-game immersion. What’s more, dedicated DLSS Ray Reconstruction utilises AI to enhance ray tracing in supported games for next-level graphics, even at high settings.  

Want to learn more about NVIDIA AI DLSS? Check out our dedicated blog post for more details on how it can enhance your gaming performance.  

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More RTX Compatible Games 

Alongside DLSS, NVIDIA also unveiled a brand-new selection of RTX compatible games. This includes: 

• Black Myth: Wukong – will be receiving an update to fully incorporate ray tracing and AI DLSS 3.5. 
• NARAKA: BLADEPOINT – to be updated with DLSS 3.5 with Ray Reconstruction and full ray tracing.  
• Portal with RTX – updated to now include DLSS 3.5 with Ray Reconstruction to further update both the graphics and visual quality.  
• Star Wars Outlaws – will launch with full support for ray tracing, NVIDIA Reflex, and AI DLSS 3.5.  
• Diablo IV – an upcoming update will launch with both DLSS 3.0 and ray tracing on March 26^th. Mark your calendars!  
• Sengoku Dynasty – has been updated to now include compatibility with DLSS 3.0.  
• The First Berserker: Khazan – will launch with support for DLSS 3.0.  
• The FINALS Season Two – season two now features DLSS 3.0. 
• Outcast: A New Beginning – launched on March 15^th with day-one support for DLSS 2.0.  

Each of these games will be getting a hefty upgrade with full support for ray tracing and NVIDIA AI DLSS 3.5. Both of which combined deliver hyper-realistic visuals, smooth frame rates, and responsive gaming for an optimised experience every time.  

What Hardware Do I Need to Play These Games? 

To play any game with ray tracing and AI DLSS, you’ll need to ensure you have an RTX-compatible GPU.  

It’s super easy to spot if your GPU can handle the upgrades as it’ll have ‘RTX’ in the name. For example, RTX 3060 or RTX 4070 Ti. The handy table below details all the current RTX-compatible GPUs. 

Don’t Have the Hardware You Need? 

Don’t have the hardware you need? At Overclockers UK, you can find plenty of RTX compatible GPUs, as both stand-alone components or as part of a shiny new gaming PC.  

You can shop the full range of NVIDIA GPUs by clicking the button below. However, if you aren’t sure which graphics card is right for you, be sure to check out our full range of dedicated blog guides to help you pick the perfect GPU. 

Alternatively, if building a PC isn’t your thing, you can browse our range of high-quality pre-built and configurable gaming PCs. We’ve picked out our favourites down below. If our top picks don’t suit your needs or aesthetic, you can shop all our NVIDIA gaming PCs by clicking the button.  

Refract Gaming Jade Pre-Built PC 

• Pre built PC
• Designed for mid-tier gaming and budding content creators
• AMD Ryzen 7 7700 CPU and NVIDIA RT 4060 Ti
• 32GB DDR5 RAM and 1TB M.2 SSD
• Integrated RGB lighting

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OcUK Gaming Katana Configurable PC 

• Configurable gaming PC
• Customisable hardware specification
• As standard includes an Intel i7 14700KF CPU and NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti
• Flexible storage options to choose from

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Share Your Thoughts 

Be sure to share your thoughts with us below about NVIDIA’s GDC announcement. Which one of these RTX compatible games will you be playing first?  

*Prices correct at time of writing and PC specs are subject to change.

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Ruth has been with Overclockers UK for over a year and has gone on to write about everything ranging from in-depth hardware guides to monthly game releases. Outside of writing blog posts, she can be found wrapped in a blanket with her black cat, engrossed in a book or playing life-simulation games such as The Sims, Stardew Valley, and Animal Crossing.  
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