Diablo IV | Exclusive Gameplay with NVIDIA DLSS 3

The AI-accelerated performance of NVIDIA DLSS 3 boosts frame rates by an average of 2.5x at 4K in Diablo IV.

Diablo IV launches June 6th. Pre-purchase now for up to 4 days early access to Diablo IV.

Diablo IV is the ultimate action RPG experience with endless evil to slaughter, countless abilities to master, nightmarish dungeons, and legendary loot. Embark on the campaign solo or with friends, meeting memorable characters through beautifully dark settings and a gripping story, or explore an expansive end game and shared world where players can meet in towns to trade, team up to battle world bosses, or descend into PVP zones to test their skills against other players.

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[KevinIrish]

You're already getting 130+ FPS with DLSS off, which is more than enough for a game like this.

[doublemd]

Watching this on a 60hz screen
"Wow so cool"

[corgiiloveGaming]

Graphics so clear i can see the 800% value behind it

[carnalcarnivore]

Big thanks to NVIDIA for NORMAL music in a Diablo 4 trailer!

[domagojbelic]

This game actually seems like a 2023 AAA title that won't flop.

[TickerSymbolYOU]

damn I actually didn't realize how gorgeous this game is

[tiagoteixeira]

I'm experiencing several issues with my Diablo IV. The problems are as follows:

Frame Generator Nvidia DLSS: I am unable to activate the "Frame Generator Nvidia DLSS" button.

Performance: Both CPU and GPU usage are consistently low, and I am only achieving 90 FPS on Ultra settings, and 40 FPS on Ultra with Ray Tracing.

General Performance: After watching this video comparing the game’s performance with and without the frame generator, I noticed that the results don’t make sense. On average, players achieve 150 FPS in visually intensive combats, and with DLSS active, it reaches over 300 FPS.

I conducted tests on various machines to verify these issues and obtained similar results, with a performance variation of only 5% to 10%, which practically translates to about 10 FPS more or less. Here are the configs of the tested:

Computer A: i9 9900K + RTX 4080 + 32GB DDR4 4000mhz (Ultra 122 FPS / Ultra RayTracing 40FPS)
Computer B: i7 7700K + RTX 2070 + 16GB DDR4 2666mhz (Ultra 106 FPS / Ultra RayTracing 39FPS)
Computer C: i9 10900 + RTX 3070 + 32GB DDR4 3200mhz (Ultra 120 FPS / Ultra RayTracing 45FPS)
Computer D: i9 11900K + RTX 4090 + 32GB DDR4 4000mhz (Ultra 130 FPS / Ultra RayTracing 75FPS)

[piotrek]

will NVIDIA Frame Generation generate additional 17 damage on druid?

[FantasyNero]

I'm glad 4K 300Hz is a thing now!

[drugastronamedalu]

since when youtube can render videos above 60 fps to see the real comparison?

[EMTgamer]

I appreciate how youtube defaulted this to 480p for me

[GGSigmar]

Love seeing 200+ fps on my 60fps screen xD

[izaksek]

Aaaaand how much fps do you get with DLSS 2?

[lil----lil]

RIP: RTX 3000 series. You lived very short lives.

[CaptianJoseph]

enable DLSS3 For all RTX series please

[DiBBs]

Is it just me or did the visuals get a bit blurry after dlss3 turned on? It kinda looked worse tbh. And for that matter, why are we trying to get 250FPS in an isometric ARPG? As far as anyone with a PC should be concerned, this game doesn't even need to run above 60fps ever.

[branko]

Can't wait to try it out in 2025 on nvidia high end gpu with all rtx and dlss features for 250$ 😊

[Insayian]

why would you need 300fps in this type of game? 120fps is more than enough

[StormchaserZA]

It looks cool but I don't think your prices are justified at all. I'll stick to what I have.

[xVertigo]

Guessing that's 1080p? What about 4K and 8K ?