Yup, it is an impressive tech. My point is rather that most of the marketing speak makes it sound like an _impossible_ upscaling tech, rather than an impressiv

Yup, it is an impressive tech. My point is rather that most of the marketing speak makes it sound like an _impossible_ upscaling tech, rather than an impressive temporal super sampling tech. I do wonder about the "better than rendering at native", though. In true TV-set marketing fashion, DLSS 2.0 comes topped up with a free sharpening filter to make it look slightly sharper than native renders, by default.