Nvidia just released a trailer for The Lord of the Rings: Gollum this introduces support for DLSS 3 AI enhancement and you will be able to further increase frame rate with frame generation. In turn, if you have a GPU like the recently released Nvidia RTX 4070, you’ll be able to enable features like ray tracing and bypass performance warnings, potentially bringing a Middle-earth gaming build to life.
Hopefully, a release date for The Lord of the Rings: Gollum has already been set, and Nvidia’s announcement should give eager Tolkien fans hope. However, the system requirements for The Lord of the Rings: Gollum appear to be in Mordor, as developer Daedalic Entertainment recommends that you need an RTX 3060 to meet the minimum specs. The highest settings seem to require a card comparable to the RTX 4070 to play, but the latest trailer shows gamers expecting an older RTX card.
According to Nvidia, you’ll be able to “throttle performance” in LotR: Gollum with DLSS 2 and 3. This means that if you have a GeForce RTX GPU, you’ll be able to lighten the load with AI scaling while rendering the frame. closing frame rate gaps for RTX 4000 players.
Ultimately, both options should allow players to change settings and use ray tracing without sacrificing frame rates. This, in turn, will help one of the best fantasy games released this year to shine, adding an extra level of visual immersion to Tolkien’s iconic world.
LotR: Gollum isn’t the only game to get the Nvidia DLSS 3 treatment, as Returnal now supports frame rate rendering as well. Nvidia says the RTX 4090 will be able to deliver twice as many frames when running the PlayStation PC port with the feature enabled, and other RTX 40-series cards can hit over 90fps at 4K on max settings.
Are you still using a GeForce GTX GPU? Check out our list of the best graphics cards for inspiration to upgrade. If you’re looking for an even cheaper DLSS 3-capable card, we’ve got you covered too, as our Nvidia RTX 4060 news roundup will bring you all the latest rumors on the entry-level competitor.
Source : PC Gamesn
