As the year comes to a close, were hearing more about what Nvidia might have in store at CES next month. Not only is the company rumored to launch its RTX 50-series GPUs, which could take Nvidias best graphics cards to the next level, it could also introduce new software features. At least, thats what Nvidia board partner Inno3D is suggesting.The company, which is an exclusive Nvidia board partner, posted a press release detailing what it will cover at CES next month. In addition to its various GPU models, including the Frostbite range with a new liquid cooling solution and the SFF range for small form factor PCs, Inno3D highlighted an AI feature set including advanced DLSS technology, improved AI-driven upscaling, and neural rendering capabilities.Recommended VideosWeve already learned a lot about Nvidias RTX 50-series GPUs through various leaks and speculation, but thats all been related to the hardware itself. We havent heard anything about Nvidias future plans for Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS). Inno3Ds press release might provide a few hints.Get your weekly teardown of the tech behind PC gaming With the launch of the RTX 4090 in this past generation, Nvidia introduced DLSS 3. Its been a monumental achievement for Team Green, with the feature oftentimes justifying the purchase of an Nvidia graphics card. Since then, weve seen a big pickup in AMDs FSR 3, which matches the DLSS 3 package, and the introduction of Intels XeSS 2.RelatedAlthough AMD and Intel have tried to match what Nvidia is offering, DLSS has maintained a lead in features up to this point. Theres a good chance Nvidia wants to maintain that lead with the next version of DLSS, so its possible well see that next version arrive alongside the launch of RTX 50-series GPUs. Thats certainly what Inno3Ds press release suggests.The post says that the company will highlightnewAI-accelerated capabilities at CES, suggesting that this isnt just fluff about existing DLSS technology. Thats always a possibility, but weve heard suggestions about what future versions of DLSS might look like before. Nvidias CEO Jensen Huang has suggested DLSS will even generate textures and objects in the future, while Nvidias Bryan Catanzaro has mused about DLSS 10, where rendering wont even require a graphics card.At this point, there hasnt been anything concrete about a new version of DLSS, and certainly nothing confirming that itll arrive next month. However, its clear that DLSS is technology that Nvidia is invested in and wants to continue building upon. Inno3Ds press release isnt a confirmation that well see a new version of DLSS next month, but it certainly suggests that something new is coming down the pike.Editors RecommendationsTopics Jacob RoachLead Reporter, PC HardwareJacob Roach is the lead reporter for PC hardware at Digital Trends. In addition to covering the latest PC components, from The RTX 4070 Super is one of the best graphics cards you can buy, and it has a price to match, with most models going for $600 on Amazon. However, one lucky Redditor scored a model for just $49. No, it wasn't some steep sale, and most people would see a price like that and assume it's a scam. But sure enough, two days after finding a Gigabyte RTX 4070 Super Gaming OC for $48.94 on Amazon, the card showed up in the mail.You should absolutely assume that a price that's too good to be true is a scam on Amazon. 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