Intel announced that their AI supersampling technology, XeSS, will be available early this summer. Some media were expecting to see XeSS in the recently released PC version of “Death Stranding: Director’s Cut”, but the developers said they will only be available in future updates. join in. It looks like it will take a while.
But the good news is that the lineup of games that support Intel XeSS is expanding, and there are now many more, including indie games, 2A games, and 3A games:
- Tomb Raider: Shadows
- Super Touring Car Racing: Legends
- Ghostwire: Tokyo
- Death Stranding: Director’s Cut
- Vampire: The Bloodhunter of the Sanctuary
- harmony
- Arcadegeddon
- Worker Story
- Hitman 3
- Dolmen
- Super People
- Knighthood 2
- Enlisted in the Army
- Galaxy Breaker
- Anvil
In addition, the Intel XeSS official website also has the logos of PUBG Studio and Techland, suggesting that “PUBG Mobile” and “Dying Light 2” will also support XeSS. It should be pointed out that almost all of the above games support NVIDIA’s DLSS.
Different from DLSS and AMD’s FSR, Intel XeSS has five quality modes (both DLSS and FSR are four), which are super performance (3.0x scaling factor), performance (2.0), balance (1.7), quality ( 1.5) and Super mass (1.3).
Intel Xess supports cross-platform, in addition to Intel’s own ARC Ruixuan graphics cards, it also supports AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards.