Wednesday, March 2nd 2022
Nintendo Switch Pro Reportedly Surfaces in NVIDIA Leak
The recently leaked NVIDIA DLSS source code appears to contain several references to an upcoming Nintendo Switch product with files such as "nvndlss.cpp", "nvn_dlss.cpp", and "nvn_dlss_backend.h" listed which reputable leaker @kopite7kimi believes belongs to an upcoming Nintendo Switch model with a new SoC. The files are all found within a folder titled NVN2 which is likely referring to the successor of the NVN graphics API written by NVIDIA for the original Nintendo Switch.
These files allegedly contain references to an 8 nm T239 chip that looks extremely likely to be designated for the Nintendo Switch Pro based on Ampere with ray tracing support and DLSS 2.2 according to @NWPlayer123. This supports previous rumors that pointed to a Nintendo Switch Pro featuring a new NVIDIA processor with DLSS 2.0 support.
Sources:
@kopite7kimi, @NWPlayer123
These files allegedly contain references to an 8 nm T239 chip that looks extremely likely to be designated for the Nintendo Switch Pro based on Ampere with ray tracing support and DLSS 2.2 according to @NWPlayer123. This supports previous rumors that pointed to a Nintendo Switch Pro featuring a new NVIDIA processor with DLSS 2.0 support.
28 Comments on Nintendo Switch Pro Reportedly Surfaces in NVIDIA Leak
the switch looks fine on my 65" 4k TV.
I mean if you want DA BEST GWAPICS EVAR you should only be looking at PC. The switch isnt competing against mobile games (WTF how did you come to that conclusion) just because mario's trousers are not rendered in 8k.
I could face towards the wall in a reverse squat and sit a razer turret on the cistern...