NVIDIA is taking the bar to the next level in AI-based graphics technologies, announcing the new DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction update. This major update, which will be officially released in August, does not only cover the latest graphics cards.

The company delights a wide range of gamers by offering its new generation deep learning model to all GeForce RTX 20, RTX 30, RTX 40 and the newly announced RTX 50 series graphics cards. This update, which will be distributed through the NVIDIA Application, provides much more stable, sharp and clear visuals, especially in games that use ray tracing and path tracing technologies.

• Wide Graphics Card Boost:The new DLSS 4.5 Beam Reconstruction technology comes to all GeForce RTX 20, 30, 40 and 50 series graphics cards, not leaving out the older generations.

• Second Generation Transformer Model:The update works with an advanced artificial intelligence architecture that offers 35 percent more calculation capacity and processes 20 percent more parameters than the current version.

• Rich Game Support:The technology can be used effectively in a total of 27 well-known games on its first release day, including Alan Wake 2, Cyberpunk 2077 and DOOM: The Dark Ages.

Artificial Intelligence Doping: What is the Second Generation Transformer Model?

NVIDIA is building a structure that completely eliminates classic manually adjusted noise suppressors in the DLSS 4.5 Beam Reconfiguration version.

Instead, a second-generation “transformer” artificial intelligence model trained on the company’s superior computers comes into play. This new architecture analyzes the pixels in the scene with a much deeper spatial awareness.

Looking at the technical details, there is a significant increase in the process power of the new model.

While maintaining a similar performance load with current versions, the artificial intelligence model reaches 35 percent more calculation capacity and can instantly process 20 percent more parameters. This allows information from the game engine to be combined much more precisely.

Changes in Visual Quality

The growth of the artificial intelligence network and its training with expanded data sets directly affects the quality of the image reflected on the screen. With DLSS 4.5, the following visual gains are achieved in games:

• Lighting accuracy increases and shadows become closer to reality.

• Blurring and flickering (temporal instability) occurring behind moving objects are reduced to a minimum.

• When ray tracing is on, noise and pixelation around the edges of objects are cleared.

More Control and Broad Game Support for Developers

The new update not only appeals to the end user, but also provides flexibility to game studios. DLSS 4.5 offers developers a much finer control mechanism over temporal accumulation. In this way, producers can specifically optimize the reaction time and hardness of artificial intelligence according to the visual style of their games.

With its release in August, 27 artificial intelligence-based productions benefit from this technology. Among these games, in addition to well-known productions that push the limits of graphics, there are also new games with thesis:

• Cyberpunk 2077

• Alan Wake 2

• DOOM: The Dark Ages

• Hogwarts Legacy

• Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

• Star Wars Outlaws

• F1 25

• Half-Life 2 RTX

• The First Descendant

Blender 5.3 Good News to the Professional World

NVIDIA doesn’t limit this advanced noise cancellation technology to just gamers. Blender, one of the most well-known software in the three-dimensional modeling and design world, also gets its share of this technology.

With the Blender 5.3 update, which is planned to be released in the autumn, DLSS 4.5 Beam Reconstruction support is integrated into the Cycles rendering engine. Designers can shape their projects with much clearer and noise-free images while previewing them in real time on the work screen.

Meta Description:NVIDIA has announced the DLSS 4.5 Beam Reconfiguration update, coming in August. The technology that comes with the second generation transformer model increases the ray tracing quality on all RTX 20, 30, 40 and 50 series cards.