Nvidia DLSS 4 boosts ‘Dune: Awakening' performance, adds path tracing to F1 25
'Dune: Awakening' features full support for NvidiaA DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, along with DLSS Frame Generation, DLSS Super Resolution, and Nvidia Reflex, which cuts PC latency by up to 50%.
Nvidia has announced that DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation is delivering major performance boosts in Dune: Awakening, while EA SPORTS F1 25 launches with full support for Nvidia's advanced suite of DLSS technologies, including Ray Reconstruction and Multi Frame Generation.
Funcom's highly anticipated Dune: Awakening invites players into a detailed version of Arrakis, inspired by Frank Herbert's novels and Denis Villeneuve's acclaimed films. The game blends survival mechanics with large-scale multiplayer elements, offering players a chance to rise from basic survival to power on the harshest planet in the universe. Available now in Advanced Access for Deluxe and Ultimate Edition owners, the game's general release is set for June 10.
The title integrates Nvidia DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, Frame Generation, Super Resolution, and Reflex, which reduces system latency by up to 50%. Gamers using the Nvidia app can also upgrade DLSS Super Resolution to a new transformer-based AI model for enhanced image clarity. With DLSS 4 and Super Resolution enabled, frame rates in Dune: Awakening are increased by an average of 4.9 times at 4K resolution with maximum settings.
Meanwhile, EA SPORTS F1 25, the official video game of the 2025 FIA Formula One World Championship, has debuted on PC with cutting-edge path-traced effects, significantly raising the bar for visual realism. GeForce RTX GPU users can activate DLSS Ray Reconstruction to replace traditional denoisers with a single AI model, delivering a more stable and detailed ray tracing experience.
GeForce RTX 50 Series players can take full advantage of DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation for performance gains, while RTX 40 Series users benefit from DLSS Frame Generation, and all RTX GPU owners can utilise DLSS Super Resolution. When all three DLSS technologies are combined, performance in F1 25 is multiplied by up to 7.9 times at 4K Ultra High settings with path tracing, even during demanding in-game conditions like a nighttime race on a wet Bahrain track with 20 competing cars.
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