3dmark port royal performance improves 50% with nvidia dlss

Today the benchmark company Futuremark has released a new performance test for Nvidia focused on Deep Learning Super Smapling (DLSS) on the 3DMark Port Royal benchmark. With this, the performance test based on Ray Tracing in real time has been improved by up to 50% compared to the previous version.

3DMark Port Royal improves its performance to trigger the scores of the new Nvidia RTX

As usual, Benchmark applications must always be up-to-date with new technologies entering the market, and thus ensure that new products can give their best in the test. It is useless to have, in this case a brand new RTX 2080, if the Benchamrk software is not 100% prepared for what it is capable of.

That is why Futuremark has added this new DLSS test in its Port Royal benchmark to apply ray tracing in real time in an optimized way and with a stable refresh rate. This test is very interesting today because it is precisely in charge of testing this new capacity of the Nvidia RTX in DXR ray tracing.

This improvement over the previous version can be quantified, and gives scores higher by 50% compared to the previous version of the Benchmark. Nvidia's DLSS technology involves using a deep neural network algorithm to analyze the scene and intelligently apply edge smoothing to high-contrast and moving scenes. It is a new technique that substantially improves the traditional Antialiasing or TAA.

For users who are interested in passing this test and seeing the improvements it has, they can obtain it through the new Game Ready drivers from the official Nvidia website. With these controllers we can always have the communication interface of our graphics card and system updated so that it performs as well as possible in new games and tests. Do you usually use benchmark tools when you buy a new component?