DLSS, FSR & XeSS, WTF Does All This Mean for Gamers?

Peter Donnell / 2 years ago

Games With Multiple Upscaling Technologies

There are only a few games which support more than one of these technologies, but the list is certainly going to grow. Many games got DLSS first, as it was the first upscaling technology to hit the market. AMD launched their FSR as a rival to Nvidias technologies, and some games were updated to add it, resulting in some games supporting both. Now with Intel’s XeSS on the market, we’re seeing our first triple-threat of upscaling technologies hit some titles.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider

One of the first games to see XeSS is Shadow of the Tomb Raider, which isn’t surprising, given the game has seemingly been at the forefront of graphics technologies. With Ray Tracing, high-frame rates, ultra-wide formats and other luxuries all being integrated into the game’s rather fantastic engine.

The Amazing Spider-Man Remaster

Then there’s The Amazing Spider-Man Remaster, which again supports a truly impressive range of fancy graphics technologies, but also supports all three of the upscaling technologies too. Overall though, these two games should give a good basis to see some performance differences and, more importantly to me right now, quality differences too.