The AI driven rendering of DLSS, as part of NVIDIA's new RTX line is a technology that just about serves as the second half to the impressive real-time ray tracing story. In that with DLSS on, the flagship RTX 2080 Ti is now able to run Battlefield V in the 60 frames-per-second range at 4K with ray-tracing on. And all things set to Ultra.

A situation that we were also able to replicate in our Metro Exodus review too - playing at 4K with ray-tracing on. And now with Battlefield V gaining DLSS - the additional and sizable 40% or so performance boost thanks to the technology brings it, well, up to speed.

Here's a glimpse at Battlefield V with DLSS on and off.



With DLSS it makes ray-tracing a viable option across the entire RTX line - and hit 60 frames-per-second. We've come a long way since the first implementation late last year.

RTX 2060: 2560x1440, High Quality Preset, Medium DXR, DLSS On

RTX 2070: 2560x1440, Ultra Quality Preset, Medium DXR, DLSS On

RTX 2080: 2560x1440, Ultra Quality Preset, Ultra DXR, DLSS On

RTX 2080 Ti: 3840x2160, Ultra Quality Preset, Ultra DXR, DLSS On

And it not being a case of all or naught, DLSS without ray-tracing enabled results in an even more impressive performance bump. For those that love triple digit frame-rates. The support comes as part of NVIDIA's newest Game Ready driver that further improves Battlefield V's RTX implementation alongside including day one ray-tracing and DLSS action for Metro Exodus.

Stay tuned as we'll be posting our full thoughts in a feature covering ray-tracing in Metro Exodus.