According to the technical analysis of Digital Foundry, Nintendo Switch 2 confirmed to be equipped with two Nvidia DLSS technologies, including the long-rumored "lightweight" super sampling technology.

Through in-depth analysis of games that have been adapted to Switch2 such as "Cyberpunk 2077", "Street Fighter 6", and "Hogwarts Legacy", the technical experts from the Shumao Club found that the host seems to support two NVIDIA supersampling solutions at the same time.The first solution is similar to the PC-side CNN model, providing similar image analysis, dynamic anti-aliasing and parallax occlusion. It is currently only used to improve the resolution of games to 1080p.

Another set is the long-rumored "lightweight" solution: the static picture presents a sharper resolution, but the processing function will be turned off when switching dynamic scenes and lenses, directly revealing the original pixel gap.This solution is used in game scenarios that exceed 1080p resolution.

To verify the discovery, Digital Foundry experts consulted well-known game developers and confirmed that Switch2 does pre-install multiple DLSS solutions.As an update technology, the lightweight version takes only half of the time to generate frames of CNN-like solutions. Although the dynamic processing capability is slightly inferior, it is an ideal choice for achieving resolutions above 1080p.

As the first handheld device to support DLSS, Switch2 adapts to supersampling technology based on hardware features is eye-catching.At present, only third-party works use this technology. How to use DLSS to break through functional boundaries in the future will become the focus of many players' attention.