6x Frame Generation! Cyberpunk 2077 4K 240 FPS Stable?

NVIDIA finally dropped this bombshell at the end of March, as Deep Learning Super Sampling received the version 4.5 update. This upgrade no longer caters to older graphics cards; full features are exclusive to the 50 Series Geometry Force Engine. Players must update to the latest drivers and enable the beta application to experience it; the barrier is clearly designed to fully exploit the new hardware's performance.

Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation and 6x Multi-Frame Generation, the two core features, are officially released, unlocking a smooth path tracing gaming experience of 4K 240+ FPS for players. The super-resolution capability brought by the 2nd Generation Transformer Model ensures image details are no longer blurry, allowing high-refresh monitors to finally run at full frame rates. Desktops can achieve 4K/240+ FPS path tracing performance, and laptops can also obtain equally smooth visual feedback.

The full features of this update are exclusive to GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics cards; old users can only look on in envy and drool over the new specs. Supporting the full performance of high-refresh monitors means shooter games will welcome an unprecedentedly smooth operational feel. For competitive players pursuing extreme frame rates, this upgrade is definitely a reason to rush for the hardware.

If you are holding an old card, it is suggested to wait and see if some features will trickle down to the new architecture later. Although buying into the 50 Series graphics cards is expensive now, the frame rate guarantee for the coming few years is indeed tempting. People in the community have already started discussing whether this means Ray Tracing has finally become the default standard setting. After all, in high-speed confrontations, every frame improvement could determine the outcome; hardware iteration never stops.