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Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4: Battle Pass, Theme, And Everything Else We Know

Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4: Battle Pass, Theme, And Everything Else We Know https://ift.tt/ngBzpAq With Fortnite 's summer season finally drawing to a close, we've got some big stuff to look forward to in Chapter 6 Season 4, especially with Fortnitemares just around the corner. Epic Games hasn't yet begun teasing the new season, so we don't officially know much of anything yet. But as is usually the case, enough details have leaked that we're able to get at least a little bit of a sense about what's coming. With that being the case, let's stop messing around and get right to the details. Table of Contents [ hide ] When does Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 start? When does Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 start? The current season is set to end on August 7, which is a Thursday. Chapter 6 Season 4 should therefore kick off the next morning, on August 8. Continue Reading at GameSpot

XeSS, Intel's Answer To DLSS And FSR, Gets Surprise Launch

XeSS, Intel's Answer To DLSS And FSR, Gets Surprise Launch https://ift.tt/tvPrAB4

Intel is just starting to get back into the world of discrete retail graphics cards, and is going all the way, complete with its own graphical upscaling technology, Intel XeSS. Now, XeSS is out in the wild, complete with support in Shadow of the Tomb Raider and a kind-of release on GitHub.

Supersampling, or upscaling, is a technology that can run a low-resolution version of a game at a much higher resolution, using deep learning AI to fill in the gaps and smooth out the edges, effectively letting us play the game as if it is running at a high native resolution. Nvidia's DLSS is the best-known example of supersampling technology, with the company announcing the third iteration last week alongside its new 4000-series cards. Nvidia's primary competitor, AMD, has its own upscaling tech, FSR 2.0.

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