Nintendo Switch 2 features may have been leaked by NVIDIA. The device can be powered by NVIDIA Ampere GPU with ray tracing and DLSS 2.2 support.
The eyes of Sony and Microsoft’s next generation game consoles were turned to NINTENDO. Considering that the company took about two years with other companies to release its new generation device, Nintendo Switch 2 features It is possible for the leak to be true.
Nintendo Switch 2 features leaked
The information leaked from NVIDIA yesterday revealed crucial and confidential information regarding current and upcoming products. One of the leaks apparently included the source code of NVIDIA’s DLSS technology, but users quickly noticed ‘NVN2’ mentioned in the source files, which allegedly is the graphics API for next-gen Switch 2 or Switch Pro consoles.
Users reviewing the leaked files noticed that the NVN2 API is designed to work with NVIDIA’s Ampere GPU architecture and will include support for both Ray Tracing and DLSS (2.2) technology. What’s more interesting is copy7someThere are references to the T234/T239 SOCs that will power the new Nintendo Switch 2 console, according to .
These SOCs will be a special Orin design and have a codename starting with ‘D’. Two possible codenames for the SOC are Dane or Drake, but there are also those who think these SOCs and codenames are specific to the canceled Switch Pro, rather than a next-gen Switch console.
Although the leak reports that these features are correct, it is not possible to say for sure that these will be the next generation Nintendo Switch 2 features. It’s entirely possible that these features are specific to an unreleased or canceled version of the console, and a new variant with much better features is in the works.