Hardware2026-09-15•Source: PC Gamer

Nintendo Switch 2: DLSS Support, 4K Dock Output and Full Backwards Compatibility

Developer briefs confirm the Nvidia Tegra T239 silicon with AI upscaling, alongside an upgraded 8-inch display for Nintendo's next powerhouse.

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Nintendo Switch 2: DLSS Support, 4K Dock Output and Full Backwards Compatibility

Nintendo is finalizing the launch for the Switch successor. DLSS tensor cores enable crisp 4K docked output and smooth 60 FPS handheld performance while maintaining full backward compatibility with current digital and cartridge libraries.

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