Battlefield 6 to Support Major Upscaling Technologies

Upcoming FPS game Battlefield 6 will support NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel upscaling technologies on PC.

Battlefield 6 Includes Support for Major Upscaling Technologies

Battlefield 6 is set to launch with support for NVIDIA's DLSS, AMD's FSR, and Intel's XeSS on PC. This confirmation comes alongside EA's collaboration with Intel to enhance the PC gaming experience, particularly through XeSS 2 technology. A video from Intel revealed a glimpse of the in-game graphics settings, highlighting the option to select from multiple upscaling modes. Particularly noteworthy is the fact that both NVIDIA and AMD technologies will be included, though specific versions of DLSS and FSR remain unspecified. Expectations are high for the use of DLSS 4 and either FSR 3 or 4, given their potential for improved graphic quality. While the game’s BETA will be available soon, these upscaling technologies will only arrive with the full launch on October 10.

The inclusion of all major upscaling technologies shows EA's commitment to providing a top-tier gaming experience. This move not only caters to a wider range of players and their respective hardware but may also set a new standard for future titles in the FPS genre. The support of these advanced technologies, such as frame generation and low-latency options, could enhance gameplay, resulting in smoother visuals and improved performance. As competition grows in the gaming industry, titles that prioritize technological compatibility are likely to resonate well with gamers looking for quality.

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As gamers await the launch, the anticipation for how well these technologies integrate with the game continues to grow.