Resident Evil Requiem in 4K at 290 FPS: Capcom and NVIDIA Showcase the Future of Horror
At CES 2026, NVIDIA debuted DLSS 4.5, positioning Resident Evil Requiem as the flagship title for this breakthrough technology.
In the latest chapter of Capcom’s legendary franchise, ray tracing is utilized to its full potential. Thanks to DLSS 4, players can expect visual fidelity of the highest caliber. NVIDIA showcased gameplay footage maintaining a blistering 250–290 frames per second—a performance milestone that seemed insurmountable for such sophisticated graphics until now.
While this premium experience requires a high-performance “monster” rig equipped with the latest GPUs, it serves as a testament to the future of gaming. For those with the hardware to support it, Resident Evil Requiem delivers a masterclass in horror, offering unparalleled fluidity, lifelike illumination, and an atmospheric darkness that redefines the series’ aesthetic standards.
The game stands as a technical benchmark, demonstrating the evolution of visual storytelling and immersion in modern AAA horror productions.
Source: iXBT.games

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