Considered one of the greatest video games of all time, and being hailed as a modern-day masterpiece, Red Dead Redemption 2 truly deserves all the praise it receives, and it is no wonder that many consider it to be Rockstar Games' magnum opus. Well, at least until the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI later this year.
However, Red Dead Redemption 2 still remains the victim of one glaringly obvious issue: it is still yet to receive an official next-gen upgrade and still remains locked at 30FPS on consoles to this day. With fans eager for the upgrade that will finally introduce 60fps to the beloved game, they are having to make do with some other upgrades that have been taking place in the background: the launch of DLSS 5.0.
Courtesy of Nvidia, DLSS 5.0 "is a neural rendering model that takes the game’s color and motion vectors as input for each frame, then infuses the scene with photoreal lighting and materials that are anchored to the source 3D content and temporally consistent from frame-to-frame." Since it was announced, plenty of comparison videos of some of our favorite games have taken to the internet, leaving some...
