Metro Exodus is shipping with Nvidia DLSS support from day one

We already knew that Metro Exodus was getting real-time ray tracing effects courtesy of Nvidia’s Turing graphics cards, but it’s also getting access to the deep learning super sampling (DLSS) feature which boosts gaming performance courtesy of our future robot overlords. In the darkest of all timelines Dr. Lisa Su is sent back in time by the human resistance to murder Jen-Hsun Huang’s mother and stop him from ever creating GeForceNet and bringing about Judgement Day... But back to today, and Nvidia has officially announced that right from the game’s launch on Friday February 15, Metro Exodus is getting both ray tracing and DLSS features. That ties in nicely with the release of a DLSS update to Battlefield V this week too. At its most basic DLSS uses the AI power of an Nvidia-powered supercomputer to know what a high resolution image should look like. It then tells your RTX-enabled 20-series GPU, and means that even when your PC is running a compatible game at a lower resolution it can upscale and make it look almost as good as native.