NVIDIA Unveils Updates To RTX Features At GDC 2026

At the GDC Festival of Gaming running from March 9-13, NVIDIA revealed news surrounding some of the latest innovations, upcoming RTX-powered titles, RTX Remix mods, GeForce NOW, and more. 

Earlier this year, we reported on the new DLSS 4.5 update, and NVIDIA has now confirmed the exact release date for the Dynamic Multi Frame Generation feature, launching on March 31, 2026, for RTX 50 Series GPUs. For those unfamiliar, it's an AI-based adaptive frame rate booster that adjusts frame multipliers to get closer to your screen's maximum refresh rate.

Control was one of NVIDIA's original RTX showcase titles, and its follow-up, Control Resonant, received the same treatment, alongside 007 First Light:

After debuting in Alan Wake 2, RTX Mega Geometry is now set to appear in The Witcher 4, which already incorporates multiple next-generation technologies, including Nanite Foliage introduced in Unreal Engine 5.7.

NVIDIA has partnered with CD PROJEKT RED to create an RTX Mega Geometry foliage system that leverages partitioned top-level acceleration structures. This approach allows massive portions of a scene to be instanced and updated on every frame. As a result, it becomes possible to path-trace dense environments with millions of uniquely animated, highly detailed foliage elements. The technology is also said to go open-source later this year. Find out more about RTX Mega Geometry foliage and other innovations, like ASD, which tackles long compilation times and in-game stuttering, by clicking here. 

Players looking to revisit older titles with NVIDIA's RTX Remix enhancements can explore the Quake III Arena RTX Demo, which showcases the new Advanced Particle VFX system, allowing developers to create even more impressive and immersive mods. Developer Woodboy has remastered over 15 maps, 3,000 materials, as well as weapons and player textures, bringing the iconic game to a new audience while preserving its beloved gameplay:

You can learn more about all the updates to the NVIDIA RTX Remix modding platform here.

GeForce NOW is gaining faster access to users' game libraries, with Gaijin and GOG integration expected next month. The service is also adding in-app labels for Xbox Game Pass and Ubisoft+ titles to make discovering games easier, along with improvements aimed at delivering smoother VR experiences. Control Resonant, Crimson Desert, and Resident Evil Requiem are among the titles coming to GeForce NOW.

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