Nvidia has announced that the number of games supporting Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) has now surpassed 150.

While the company didn’t provide a full list of it this time, it did point out that DLSS will be available in several upcoming games such as Shadow Warrior 3 and Martha Is Dead, as well as some recent releases in the form of Sifu and Dying Light 2.

For those who haven’t used DLSS, it’s a Nvidia exclusive piece of tech that allows RTX graphics cards to run games at a less demanding resolution, but still display the game in a higher resolution by using AI.

This essentially gives Nvidia GPUs the ability to run games at a higher resolution than it would be able to previously, making up massive ground in performance.

To illustrate this Nvidia provides dome graphs to show performance increases in Sifu and SCP: Pandemic (quality mode and performance mode). Click on those links to see the graphs or view them on the Nivida website where you can zoom in on the details.

Both show that even the company’s lowest tier card – the laptop RTX 3050 Ti – can run games with FPS numbers in the triple digits with max settings.

On desktop in Sifu, the last generation lower tier card RTX 2060 is even pushing 118 FPS at 4K.

While Sifu isn’t a graphical powerhouse the notion of last gen hardware performing like that, in 4K in a new game, was unheard of.

DLSS and Ray Tracing are two killer features that have made Nvidia GPUs much more desirable in recent years. Sure AMD has similar technology in the form of Super Resolution and its own support for Ray Tracing, but it feels like Nvidia is pulling away, especially as this tech is adopted by more and more games.

In the future it will also be interesting to see how these companies balance the desire to sell more graphic cards when, in theory, this technology should allow GPUs to still deliver solid performance even has they get older and games become more demanding.