Nvidia will introduce DLSS-Deep Learning Super Sampling- to Rust early next month along with a group of other games.

DLSS support for survival games will begin on July 1 and will help reduce system latency along with Nvidia Reflex, which was added in May. This update should be a nice performance boost for players whose games have traditionally been somewhat under-optimized.

It has been a good year for Rust, despite the fact that the servers literally started out on fire. A few months ago, the game's visuals were significantly revamped, giving it a "fresh look" and revamping parts of the world. Junkyards were redesigned and bushes were rearranged to make it easier to build bases.

Rust is not the only game to receive support - the DLSS will also apply to Lego Builder's Journey and Doom Eternal; Lego Builder's Journey's DLSS will be released on June 22, while Doom Eternal will lay on June 29 DLSS will be supported when the tracing is updated on June 29.

Linux users will also get a piece of the supersampling pie with support for Vulkan games in Proton starting June 22; additional support for DLSS-enhanced DirectX games running via Proton will arrive later this year It is.