NVIDIA’s key reveal at CES 2026 was the DLSS 4.5 technology. The upgraded Super Resolution model delivers a clear improvement in image quality for all RTX series GPUs, from RTX 20XX onward.
Exclusive to the latest RTX 50 flagships (Blackwell) is Dynamic Multi Frame Generation. This feature dynamically produces 3 to 6 extra AI-generated frames per native frame, seamlessly syncing FPS with monitor refresh rates. It’s slated for a spring release.
The much-anticipated RTX 50XX Super lineup made no appearance. Experts point to a worldwide GDDR7 memory shortage, with supplies largely diverted to AI applications.
In light of these hardware constraints, NVIDIA has pivoted from new components to substantial software enhancements.