With the release of version 1.3, Intel’s Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) technology has reached a new level. Get ready, gamers, because this update is going to make your experience better than ever.
What’s Different About XeSS 1.3?
Performance Boost: XeSS 1.3 makes things run much faster. Engineers at Intel put it through its paces by playing seven famous games and comparing it to earlier versions. We’re talking about an average 10% rise in FPS on an Intel Arc A750 system that is set to 1440p High and has ray tracing effects turned on. There is even a huge 28% speed jump in some games, like Diablo IV.
Gaming on the Go: XeSS 1.3 is great for gamers who use computers with Intel Arc GPUs that are already built in. You can expect about 8% more FPS at 1080p Medium settings. And in The Witcher 3, the built-in Arc GPU can make frame rates twice as fast as native graphics.
How XeSS 1.3 Works Magically
What’s so great about XeSS 1.3? All eyes are on the new AI models. By carefully tweaking the models and giving them more training, Intel has:
Detailed Reconstruction: XeSS 1.3 rebuilds smaller features, which makes your games look clearer and more real.
Better removal of aliases: XeSS 1.3 gets rid of rough edges and makes curves smooth.
Less Ghosting: Artifacts that are annoying are reduced, making the viewing experience better.
Better Temporal Stability: XeSS 1.3 keeps things the same between frames, which cuts down on flashing and jittering.
The Search for Balance
The history of Intel XeSS and the rise of Intel Arc GPUs are linked. XeSS wants to bring balance back to the graphics market by supporting more than 100 games. It’s about getting better picture quality without giving up valuable frames per second.
What Will Happen Next?
Even though XeSS 1.3 isn’t out yet, these sneak peeks are making us excited. Watch out for changes, and get ready to see your favorite games in a whole new way.
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