➀ Nintendo Switch 2 integrates two Nvidia DLSS versions: a standard CNN-based model for 1080p upscaling with superior image quality, and a 'DLSS Light' for higher resolutions up to 4K at reduced computational cost.
➁ 'DLSS Light' prioritizes docked-mode performance, sacrificing temporal stability for faster rendering but introducing visual artifacts during motion, while the full DLSS model offers smoother motion handling.
➂ The unique hardware collaboration between Nintendo and Nvidia highlights the console's focus on balancing handheld efficiency and docked-mode power, though first-party games have yet to adopt DLSS explicitly.