NVIDIA deployed DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), a suite of AI technologies built into GeForce RTX GPUs that generates additional video game frames and upscales images in real time to boost visual performance. As of January 2025, over 540 games and applications support DLSS; as of January 2026, over 250 of those support Multi Frame Generation, the latest frame-generation feature.

DLSS uses neural networks trained on NVIDIA's supercomputers to take lower-resolution rendered frames and game motion data as input, then output higher-quality, higher-framerate images in real time. DLSS 4, launched in January 2025 alongside the GeForce RTX 50 Series, introduced Multi Frame Generation using transformer-based AI models; on RTX 50 Series GPUs it can generate up to three additional frames per natively rendered frame (a 4X multiplier). DLSS 4.5, launched at CES 2026, introduced a second-generation transformer model for Super Resolution and a 6X Multi Frame Generation mode that generates up to five additional frames per natively rendered frame, as well as Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, which adjusts the frame multiplier automatically to match a target frame rate.