The new version of the Intel Super Resolution system is now available in more games, offering significant improvements in fluidity, latency and response speed
Intel announced the expansion of Xess 2its artificial intelligence -based Superresolution technology, which is already available in 19 new games and promises to multiply until 4x Fitting performance per second (FPS) in popular titles such as Devil IV y Assassin’s Creed Shadows.
Since its introduction in 2022 next to graphics cards Intel Arc A-Series, Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) It has revolutionized the game experience in more than 200 titles, significantly improving graphic performance through intelligent resolution scaling. Today, Xess 2 Take that promise beyond, adding two key technologies:
Proven improvement in demanding titles
Internal tests with the Intel Arc B580 They show impressive results: up to 4x more fps in devil IVand an increase in 240% en Assassin’s Creed Shadows. This technology not only raises the amount of frames, but also improves stability and consistency during the game, even in the most intense moments.
Besides, Xess 2 It is optimized for portable processors. On devices with Intel Core Ultra 9 285H and integrated graphics Intel Arc 140Tmore than 60 FPS In many high configuration titles. For example, Marvel Rivals It went from 23 native fps to 66 FPS With Xess 2 activated, an increase in 187%.
Reduced latency, total control
Technology Xellincluded with Xess 2, also marks a key change in multiplayer experience. In tests with three fast rhythm games, Intel reported a average reduction of 45% in latencyallowing an immediate response to each action: from a precise shot to high speed maneuvers.
Collaboration with Ubisoft and Futura Expansion
Intel worked closely with Ubisoft to completely integrate Xess 2 en Assassin’s Creed Shadows. The development team praised technical advances:
“Xess 2 offers an outstanding visual improvement with crisp image quality and fluid performance that rivals the native resolution. It is one of the most effective solutions today, both for PC and portable devices.”
— Nicolas Lopez, rendered technical architect, Anvil Engine
Availability
The SDK of Xess 2 It is now available for developers, which facilitates their integration and allows increasing adoption. Intel promises to continue expanding the list of compatible titles in the coming months.
