Rumors surrounding a potential Nintendo Switch revision continue to pile up, this time with indications that the new console might feature hardware with Nvidia's Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) support.
A report from Bloomberg cites sources close to the project that confirm the new Switch revision will feature a new SoC (system on chip) from Nvidia. The new chip will feature better CPU performance and additional memory, which could help the Switch reach the proposed 4K output that previous reports have implied it will feature.
Perhaps the biggest addition is DLSS, which is reportedly supported by this new SoC. DLSS has been exclusive to PC, with Nvidia using the upscaling technology to drastically increase performance at higher resolutions with little to no impact on visual quality. DLSS would certainly make a mobile device like the Nintendo Switch more capable of reaching resolutions higher than its native 720p display, and inch closer to 4K when docked.
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