Nintendo Switch 2021 model update to leverage DLSS

[kalniel]

I don't disagree myself,but the issue which I believe both Gamersnexus and Hardware Unboxed have point out,is that DLSS works best when there is a higher quality input image. I am uncertain with the Switch will do so well,because even if its qHD,the TVs will have to upscale it to 4K too,ie,two lots of upscaling.

Yeah 1440p isn't an output they'll ever do for console natively, was more a musing about my information content!

[DanceswithUnix]

So now we hear that Qualcomm is designing a Switch clone:

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021...ed-by-android/

Given the price of the Oculus Quest 2 (display, optics, two controllers, bristling with cameras, built in microphone as well as headphones), that seems a bit expensive to me.

i'm guessing it won't do anything like DLSS either.

[FRISH]

I want to know if graphics will be improved or it will just focus on outputting a higher resolution. Given that the switch can struggle with 1080p 30fps, I would assume that the performance can be utilised elsewhere to be more visually stunning. Though perhaps it would complicate things when designing games to be capable for the old switch or with file size which is limited on the switch.