Intel has just expanded its list of games compatible with the innovative XeSS 2 technology, now supporting up to 44 titles, and even more are expected soon.
The launch of Intel’s XeSS 2.1 SDK last week marked a significant advancement, bringing features like XeSS Frame-Generation and Xe Low-Latency to non-Intel GPUs. This update not only enhances AI upscaling quality but also introduces various fixes and stability improvements. The exciting part is that users with NVIDIA and AMD GPUs can also benefit if their systems support shader model 4.6.
The list of XeSS 2 compatible games has grown impressively, and now includes popular titles such as:
– Cyberpunk 2077
– Diablo IV
– Hogwarts Legacy
– Star Wars Outlaws
In addition to this list, the broader XeSS technology is also gaining momentum, being compatible with a wide array of games including:
– Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
– Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
– Fortnite
– Ghost of Tsushima
Despite being behind AMD’s FSR 4 and NVIDIA’s DLSS 4 in adoption, Intel’s recent updates and partnerships, such as with EA, hint at a promising future. The gaming industry is increasingly embracing upscaling technologies from all major providers, ensuring diverse options for developers and gamers alike. Intel’s dedication to making its technology accessible across different platforms is a notable step forward in the gaming world.
